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- Juan López de Palacios Rubios (Palaciosrubios, 1450 - 1524) fue un jurista español cuyo verdadero nombre es el de Juan López de Vivero. (es)
- Juan López de Palacios Rubios (1450–1524) was a Spanish jurist called El Doctor for his expertise in canon law. He was the primary author of the famous Requerimiento, read during the conquest of America to the Indians, instructing them to submit peacefully. The text informed the natives that they were vassals of the Castilian monarch and subjects of the pope and, if they opposed they would be subjugated by force and turned into slaves. López studied at the University of Salamanca, where he was later served as a professor of law. He served as College of San Bartolome, President of the Mesta during the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, judge of Valladolid, Minister of Council of India and Ambassador to Rome. In 1494 he was awarded the chair of premium charges at the University of Valladolid, exercising judicial functions in the chancery of the same city. Later follow the career system and reach the offices of the Royal Council member and president of the Royal Council of the Mesta (founded in 1273 by Alfonso X the Wise). As a member of the Council of Castile from 1504, by appointment of the Catholic Monarchs, he was one of the drafters of the Laws of Toro (enacted in 1505), one of the main proponents of the issue of the Righteous Domain Titles of Castile on Indies. Specifically, in his Oceanis Insulis Libellus of legal reasoning makes a conscientious about the legitimacy of Spanish sovereignty in the American territories. Among his works are also found military writings, most notably the Treaty of heroic war effort (Salamanca, 1524), the only work he wrote in Castilian with a distinctly political tone. (en)
- Juan López de Palacios Rubios, de son vrai nom Juan Lopez de Vivero, surnommé docteur Palacios Rubios, né en 1450 à Palaciosrubios (province de Salamanque) et mort en 1524, est un juriste espagnol de l'époque des grandes découvertes et des Rois catholiques, Isabelle de Castille (1451-1504) et Ferdinand II d'Aragon (1452-1516), mariés en 1469. (fr)
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- Juan López de Palacios Rubios (Palaciosrubios, 1450 - 1524) fue un jurista español cuyo verdadero nombre es el de Juan López de Vivero. (es)
- Juan López de Palacios Rubios, de son vrai nom Juan Lopez de Vivero, surnommé docteur Palacios Rubios, né en 1450 à Palaciosrubios (province de Salamanque) et mort en 1524, est un juriste espagnol de l'époque des grandes découvertes et des Rois catholiques, Isabelle de Castille (1451-1504) et Ferdinand II d'Aragon (1452-1516), mariés en 1469. (fr)
- Juan López de Palacios Rubios (1450–1524) was a Spanish jurist called El Doctor for his expertise in canon law. He was the primary author of the famous Requerimiento, read during the conquest of America to the Indians, instructing them to submit peacefully. The text informed the natives that they were vassals of the Castilian monarch and subjects of the pope and, if they opposed they would be subjugated by force and turned into slaves. (en)
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- Juan López de Palacios Rubios (es)
- Juan López de Palacios Rubios (fr)
- Juan López de Palacios Rubios (en)
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