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The Infantas Isabel (1470-1498), Juana (1479-1555), Maria (1482-1517) and Catalina (1485-1536), Catholic Kings’ daughters, are women with an outstanding importance in the international politics arena developed by their parents. In contraposition to what happens to their brother the Crown Prince Juan, we still do not have a full monograph about their education, culture, sponsorship to arts and, above all, about all the written literature about them in court. The aim of the present thesis is collecting all these aspects. The joint of interdisciplinarity and connection between Philology and History are extremely important to know more of their political discourses, specially the literature derivated of their marriages such as the unknown latin poem called Epithalamium, written by Antonio de Nebrija for Infanta Isabel’s marriage with the Prince Alfonso of Portugal.
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