Saavedra Fajardo Presentations

Diego de Saavedra Fajardo

1 ESO C 2013-2014

I.E.S. Saavedra FajardoMurcia

Profesora: Lola Meseguer

SAAVEDRA FAJARDO

By Eryk Sbrybny, Álvaro de Olmo, Joaquín Hernández, Enrique Pellicer, Diego Alonso , David Martínez.

1ºC ESO

He was born in Algezares, in what is now the province of Murcia. After receiving a religious education at Salamanca, he took minor orders, and in 1606 was appointed secretary to Cardinal Gaspar de Borja y Velasco, the Spanish ambassador at Rome.

Although he did not get to receive major orders, he was named canon of Santiago in 1617, which was worth the importunations of the town hall, since he never attended its position; but he did on the contrary to conclaves who chose the Popes Pope Gregory XV (1621) and Urban VIII (1623). From this date on its diplomatic activity did not know rest, because he had gained the confidence of Philip IV of Spain and he was in charge to manage a very important part of his political and diplomatic relations during twenty-five years in Italy, Germany and Switzerland, during the decline of the Spanish political power in Europe.

Saavedra's Idea of a Christian political prince", 1640) was a very erudite work that uses the literary sort of emblem, put by Andrea Alciato with his Emblemata, translated in 1549, and that has a mainly moral and philosophical character. His work, however, was mainly inspired by the Emblemata política (1618), by Jakob Bruck Angermunt, being the intention of the author to compose a guide for the suitable political formation of a Christian prince. As a historian he wrote Corona gótica, castellana y austríaca (1648), that tried to be a biographical repertoire of the Visigothic kings of Spain.

The style of Saavedra Fajardo is baroque and, sometimes with an unexciting erudition and a meticulous style.

PLACES WITH IS NAME SAAVEDRA FAJARDO

This is Saavedra Fajardo high school in Murcia; a long time ago it was a

high school only for girls.

• This is the school where he was born in Algezares, the school is in Ramón y Cajal street.

• This is the bust of Diego Saavedra Fajardo is in a crossing in Algezares, where he was born.

• This is the royal palace in Madrid. It is in Saavedra Fajardo street.

• This is Saavedra Fajardo street in Murcia, next to Europe square.

• This is the Saavedra Fajardo library, it was created in 2001 in the University of Murcia.

• This is Saavedra Fajardo Street. It was called San Isidro Road some time ago.

• This is Saavedra Fajardo market in Europe Square. You can buy different types of food there.

• This is Saavedra Fajardo Street in Madrid, next to Santander bank.

• This is also Saavedra Fajardo Street in Madrid.

• Rachel Sánchez • Noelia Cano• Julia Pagán • Janeth Mero• Chantal Alarcón

» 1º C ESO

SAAVEDRA FAJARDO

BY SANTIAGO CAMPOS, JAVIER GARCÍA, SERGIO MARTÍNEZ RUIZ, MARIO HERRERO,

GUILLERMO MARTÍNEZ 1ºC ESO

IES SAAVEDRA FAJARDOSaavedra Fajardo is the name of this highschoolbecause it was a proposition of Don Francisco Morote Chapa.It was built on 4th October 1939.

In Spain there are many streets wiith the name of the famous writer

Diego Saavedra Fajardo

Saavedra Fajardo Street

Murcia (Murcia)


Molina de Segura (Murcia)


Madrid

Saavedra Fajardo Garden (Algezares)In Algezares there is a garden called Saavedra Fajardowith a bust in honor to him.It is the only sculputure in the region .

Saavedra Fajardo buildingThis building is located next to Floridablanca garden and it is one of the high schools in Murcia. Now it is called El Carmen Secondary School.