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Creator:: Reitinger, Lukáš
Format:: text/pdf
Type:: Article
Subject:: Bohemia, Cosmas, crown, imperator Henry IV., King of Bohemia and Poland, Piasts', Poland, Przemyslids', tribute, supremacy, Vladislav Herman, Vratislav II., Auxiliary Historical Sciences, and History
Language:: Czech
Description:: This essay is thinking about the sense and the reasons of Czech supremacy over Poland, which the chronicler Cosmas attributed to Vratislav II. (1061–1092). It is said that Vratislav boasted about the title "King of Bohemia and Poland" since 1085.
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Creator:: Reitinger, Lukáš
Format:: text/pdf
Type:: Article
Subject:: charters, memory, damnatio memoriae, Vyšehrad chapter, duke and King Vratislav II of Bohemia, pope Alexander II, pope Gregor VII, antipope Clemens III, Bohemia, Auxiliary Historical Sciences, and History
Language:: German
Description:: Bohemian prince and first king Vratislav II († 1092) encouraged the building of an exemptchapter dome, dedicated to St. Peter and Paul opposite to Prague castle. It was situated near the second important dwelling of the dynasty, the Přemyslid castle of Vyšehrad on the left shore of Vltava river. In the first years of the chapter's existence, under the rule of Vratislav II and Soběslav I (1125–1140), there were four phases of associated privilege making. The study emphases on those charters that contain the chapter's justification and some references to alleged privileges of the founder Vratislav II and pope Alexander II. The same accounts for the charter's placement in the memoria of the chapter.
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Creator:: Reitinger, Lukáš
Format:: bez média and svazek
Type:: model:article and TEXT
Subject:: Lipolt Krajíř of Kraig, Sigismund of Luxembourg, Albert II of Habsburg, České Budějovice, Bohemia, Moravia, Austria, and Hussite wars
Language:: Czech
Description:: The topic of this article is the engagement of Lipolt Krajíř of Kraig († 1433) in the Hussite wars. Krajíř was among the innumerable members of Sigismund of Luxembourg’s retinue who actively fought the Hussites in three central European lands. Lipolt’s importance within the Catholic party is especially proven by the fact that he was transferred—by Sigismund of Luxembourg and then by the Austrian Duke and Moravian Margrave Albert II of Habsburg—to places which were long threatened by the Hussites (České Budějovice) or actually under attack by them (Moravia, Austria).
Rights:: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ and policy:public

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