Quintana del Pino

Camino Olvidado

BurgosCastilla y León

Romance compound. Quintana, from the Latin quintana ('property whose rent was the fifth of the harvest'), plus del Pino, reference to the surrounding pinewood.

Pastoral hamlet of the Palentine plateau, halt between the Cantabrian and the Duero Meseta. Medieval administrative toponym that documents the Castilian quintos system.

Evolution of the name

  1. quintana medieval Latin 5th–9th centuries
  2. Quintana del Pino medieval Castilian from the 10th century

Languages of origin

Themes

Origin status

confirmed

Glossary

Castilian quintos system
Early medieval Castilian tributary regime consisting of a rent equivalent to one-fifth (20%) of the harvest that the farmer paid to the lord of the land. The application of the system left the abundant toponymy in Quintana, Quintanilla and Quintanal throughout all of Castile, especially in the northwest quadrant.

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Camino Olvidado

  1. ··· toward Santiago
  2. Velilla del Río Carrión
  3. Guardo
  4. Cervera de Pisuerga
  5. Salinas de Pisuerga
  6. Aguilar de Campoo
  7. Olleros de Pisuerga
  8. Quintana del Pino
  9. Soncillo
  10. Vivanco
  11. Espinosa de los Monteros
  12. Salinas de Rosío
  13. Bercedo
  14. Medina de Pomar
  15. ··· toward the start