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Real Academia de la Historia (Spain)
A centuries-old Spanish institution devoted to studying and preserving the history of Spain, it has helped shape how that history is researched, written, and shared. Based in Madrid, it also opens the door to the past through major reference works, archives, and digital projects.
2 Audiobooks
Las siete partidas del rey don Alfonso el Sabio (2 de 3)
by Real Academia de la Historia (Spain)
Las siete partidas del rey don Alfonso el Sabio (1 de 3)
by Real Academia de la Historia (Spain)
About the author
Founded in 1738 under Philip V, the Real Academia de la Historia is one of Spain’s royal academies and is dedicated to the study of Spanish history in its many dimensions, from politics and religion to science, literature, and the arts. Its headquarters are in Madrid.
Over time, the academy has become an important center for historical research and reference. It is known for projects such as the Diccionario Biográfico and the Historia Hispánica portal, which brings together biographies, events, and places for a broad public as well as specialists.
The institution also maintains a major library and digital collections that support the study of Spain and Hispanic America. Rather than being an individual author, it is a long-standing scholarly body whose publications reflect collaborative research and editorial work.