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12. Královské insignie z kláštera Pegau a „obětování korun”

Creator:
Lukáš Reitinger
Format:
print
Type:
model:article and TEXT
Subject:
I., český král, Vratislav, -1092, II. saský velmož, <<z >>Grojče, Wiprecht, zemř. 1124, Přemyslovci (rod), 11. století, medievalistika, dvorská společnost, královské insignie, medievalistics, courtly society, royal insignia, Durynsko (Německo), Thuringia (Germany), klášter Pegau, Pegau Abbey, 8, and 930
Language:
Czech
Description:
In the summer of 1096, Pegau Abbey not far from Leipzig was consecrated. The founder of the monastery Wiprecht of Groitzsch and his wife the Přemyslid Judita, daughter of King of Bohemia Vratislaus II (1061-1092) were not absent from the spectacular celebration. According to the Annals of Pegau, Judita approached then with a golden crown on her head and wearing a dress with golden thread with a cloak to the local altar on which she placed the items decorated with gold and precious stones and dedicated them to the monastery. The study sets the question of to what extent this report is trustworthy, whether these objects were royal insignia and whether the act itself belongs to the ritual of ´sacrificing crowns´. Regarding the sovereign acts of this type, the study attempts to map the various symbolic levels of these acts, which the literature does not reflect in its entirety. The work predominantly offers an answer concerning the character and origin of the donated gems and paces it in the practice then of using specific royal diadems. and Lukáš Reitinger.
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http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/ and policy:public

19. Polský královský titul Vratislava II. :

Creator:
Vaníček, Vratislav,
Type:
text and studie
Subject:
Dějiny zemí střední Evropy, Vratislav, Přemyslovci (rod), panovníci čeští, panovníci polští, tituly panovnické, korunovace, vztahy česko-polské, české země 895/906-1197, panovníci, panovnické rody, dvory, and zahraniční politika, mezinárodní vztahy
Language:
Czech
Description:
The polish royal title of Vratislav II. Tradition, continuity and innovation in the 11th century.
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unknown