Věrní Přemyslovci a barbarští Čechové. Česko-říšské vztahy v letopise Lamperta z Hersfeldu
| Title in English | Loyal Přemyslids and Barbarian Bohemians. International Relations between Bohemia and Empire in the Annals of Lampert of Hersfeld |
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| Year of publication | 2015 |
| Type | Article in Proceedings |
| Conference | III. česko-slovenské právněhistorické setkání doktorandů a postdoktorandů. Sborník z konference. |
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| Field | History |
| Keywords | Historiography; Holy Roman Empire; Bohemia; Middle Ages; Premyslids |
| Description | This article seeks to answer the question: How are international relations between political elites of medieval Bohemia and Empire depicted in the historiographical masterpiece of Lampert of Hersfeld? Evidence provided by Lamperts Annals suggests that in the 11th century the model of czech-german integration was based on two rules. Firstly Bohemians had to pay a tribute, secondly Přemyslid Dukes subjected themselves and owed loyalty to the majesty of Salian kings, which resulted into the participation on the military campaigns and court assemblies. However it may seem paradoxical, Bohemian dukes took part in the imperial government but Bohemian nation was labelled as barbarian and „banished from“ the civilized Realm ruled by Salian dynasty. |
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