Antonio Cotoner y Vallobar had been acting in the Res publica of his country, having demonstrated special talents and deserving the trust of the sworn representatives of the city and the Kingdom of Majorca to perform an important commission. He had taken oath as representative of the city and the Kingdom of Majorca for the "braç militar'" in 1568 and was appointed Nuncio, or extraordinary Ambassador of the Studium generale of Majorca to Philip's II Royal court in Madrid, with the delicate mission to manage the approval of a "Real Audiencia'" in Majorca.
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| - Antonio Cotoner y Vallobar had been acting in the Res publica of his country, having demonstrated special talents and deserving the trust of the sworn representatives of the city and the Kingdom of Majorca to perform an important commission. He had taken oath as representative of the city and the Kingdom of Majorca for the "braç militar'" in 1568 and was appointed Nuncio, or extraordinary Ambassador of the Studium generale of Majorca to Philip's II Royal court in Madrid, with the delicate mission to manage the approval of a "Real Audiencia'" in Majorca. (en)
- Antonio Cotoner y Vallobar empieza actuando en la vida pública de su país por haber demostrado tener dotes especiales de talento y merecer la confianza de los jurados de la ciudad y Reino para el desempeño de una importante comisión. (es)
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| - Antonio Cotoner y Vallobar had been acting in the Res publica of his country, having demonstrated special talents and deserving the trust of the sworn representatives of the city and the Kingdom of Majorca to perform an important commission. He had taken oath as representative of the city and the Kingdom of Majorca for the "braç militar'" in 1568 and was appointed Nuncio, or extraordinary Ambassador of the Studium generale of Majorca to Philip's II Royal court in Madrid, with the delicate mission to manage the approval of a "Real Audiencia'" in Majorca. Royal sanction was granted at the Royal Palace of Aranjuez on May 11, 1571, disposition fully reproduced in a 1618 bulletin that refers to Antonio Cotoner as Sindic, Procurator, and Nuncio of the University of Majorca and as being commissioned the formality and planning to the establishment of such court as well as the Legal proceeding to follow in attention to the business granted to its jurisdiction. The recognition or elevation of Antonio Cotoner to the highest ranking Estate existing at the time in Majorca was an accolade to the work he had done; this took place while he was in Madrid, having demonstrated his diplomatic abilities and succeeding in setting up the "Real Audiencia'". King Philip II with his own hand knighted him in 1572. This ceremony constituted at the time the highest honor in Habsburg Spain, having gained the support and appreciation of the powerful and austere monarch. (en)
- Antonio Cotoner y Vallobar empieza actuando en la vida pública de su país por haber demostrado tener dotes especiales de talento y merecer la confianza de los jurados de la ciudad y Reino para el desempeño de una importante comisión. Hecho culminante que engrandeció en la persona de Antonio Cotoner la categoría social de su familia abriéndole la entrada en el Estamento más elevado existente entonces en el Reino de Mallorca; después de haber acreditado sus dotes de diplomático, en Madrid, con la creación de la Real Audiencia de Mallorca, el rey Felipe II lo armó Caballero por su propia mano en 1572. Esta ceremonia en tiempos de la Casa de Austria, permite imaginar a Don Antonio haciendo vida cortesana destacándose en ella por sus sólidas condiciones. (es)
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