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Labor Nominis

Instruments · steelman, then split

Dossier

Each claim is taken at full strength, then cut into what the acts say, what sits next to them, and what they do not carry. 1429 stays on the page as a searched gap. Monterrey is a later clock. Identity is a right. It is still four clocks.

Essay chapters XV–XVIII are in the full report. People of 1269–1274 are in the network atlas.

Split — keep the parts

A Templar family named the town

Stated. A Knights Templar family named Villarreal, from Israel because they were Jews, named the town in 1274.

Steelmanned. Keep the pieces. Templars are in the landscape (Xivert 1233; a third of Burriana). Jews are in the peopling (Salomó Vidal; later aljama). Warrior households sit on this frontier. The live question is whether those three facts are one household that supplied the name.

In the record

  • Templars received Xivert for help at Burriana, and a share of the city.

    Forey, The Templars in the Corona de Aragón.

  • Salomó Vidal, a Jewish agent, recruited settlers after Catalan courtiers declined the harsh terms.

    Ajuntament de Vila-real.

  • A Jewish aljama of Villarreal is treated with Castellón and Burriana in a 1990 monograph.

    Doñate Sebastiá & Magdalena Nom de Déu.

Adjacent

  • Frey Petrus Peyronet, royal almoner funding the acequia in May 1274, may be the Peter Peyronet listed as Templar commander at Burriana c. 1273–77.

    Dossier identity; do not merge without an equating source.

  • The surname Villarreal later appears in Sephardic, converso, and Portuguese Villareal contexts.

    Encyclopaedia Judaica, Villareal family; a later stratum.

Open

  • No person in the published 1269–1274 grants bears the byname de Villarreal / de Vila-real, is a Templar brother or donat, and is also a documented Jew.

    The naming clause and the witness list.

  • The Order does not appear as grantor or naming agent in the carta pobla.

    ACA, reg. 19, f. 105.

What would confirm it. A 13th-century token: a named man whose byname is de Vila-real, standing in a Temple list or an aljama act, in the Burriana cluster. That token is the test. It is not in the acts used here.