Dusan Coufal (11 results)

Paperback. Condition: New. Reveals how Emperor Charles IV's efforts to secure the imperial coronation of his son intersect with the early stages of the Great Western Schism.Emperor Otto I the Great made history in the Holy Roman Empire with a significant dynastic achievement: in 967, he persuaded the pope to crown his son co-emperor in Rome. Two centuries later, another renowned emperor, Frederick Barbarossa, attempted a similar feat, negotiating with four different popes for the coronation of his descendant, but ultimately failed. A lesser-known parallel can be found in the life of Emperor Charles IV of the Luxembourg dynasty in the fourteenth century. After the Papal Curia returned to Rome from Avignon in early 1377, Charles made concerted efforts in Italy, France, and Germany to secure the imperial coronation of his son, Wenceslas. However, this bold ambition coincided with an unprecedented crisis in relations between the "French" cardinals and the newly elected Italian pope, Urban VI. Recognizing that the final chapter of Charles IV's biography is deeply intertwined with the early history of the Great Western Schism offers a fresh perspective on a subject that has long captivated international scholarship.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Reveals how Emperor Charles IVs efforts to secure the imperial coronation of his son intersect with the early stages of the Great Western Schism.Emperor Otto I the Great made history in the Holy Roman Empire with a significant dynastic achievement: in 967, he persuaded the pope to crown his son co-emperor in Rome. Two centuries later, another renowned emperor, Frederick Barbarossa, attempted a similar feat, negotiating with four different popes for the coronation of his descendant, but ultimately failed. A lesser-known parallel can be found in the life of Emperor Charles IV of the Luxembourg dynasty in the fourteenth century. After the Papal Curia returned to Rome from Avignon in early 1377, Charles made concerted efforts in Italy, France, and Germany to secure the imperial coronation of his son, Wenceslas. However, this bold ambition coincided with an unprecedented crisis in relations between the "French cardinals and the newly elected Italian pope, Urban VI. Recognizing that the final chapter of Charles IVs biography is deeply intertwined with the early history of the Great Western Schism offers a fresh perspective on a subject that has long captivated international scholarship. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Reveals how Emperor Charles IVs efforts to secure the imperial coronation of his son intersect with the early stages of the Great Western Schism.Emperor Otto I the Great made history in the Holy Roman Empire with a significant dynastic achievement: in 967, he persuaded the pope to crown his son co-emperor in Rome. Two centuries later, another renowned emperor, Frederick Barbarossa, attempted a similar feat, negotiating with four different popes for the coronation of his descendant, but ultimately failed. A lesser-known parallel can be found in the life of Emperor Charles IV of the Luxembourg dynasty in the fourteenth century. After the Papal Curia returned to Rome from Avignon in early 1377, Charles made concerted efforts in Italy, France, and Germany to secure the imperial coronation of his son, Wenceslas. However, this bold ambition coincided with an unprecedented crisis in relations between the "French cardinals and the newly elected Italian pope, Urban VI. Recognizing that the final chapter of Charles IVs biography is deeply intertwined with the early history of the Great Western Schism offers a fresh perspective on a subject that has long captivated international scholarship. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Conflict after Compromise | Regulating Tensions in Multi-Confessional Societies in the Fifteenth Century. Forschungen zur Geschichte und Kultur des östlichen Mitteleuropa 61 | Dusan Coufal (u. a.) | Buch | 188 S. | Englisch | 2024 | Sandstein | EAN 9783954988303 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Sandstein Verlag, Goetheallee 6, 01309 Dresden, verlag[at]sandstein-kultur[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Reveals how Emperor Charles IVs efforts to secure the imperial coronation of his son intersect with the early stages of the Great Western Schism.Emperor Otto I the Great made history in the Holy Roman Empire with a significant dynastic achievement: in 967, he persuaded the pope to crown his son co-emperor in Rome. Two centuries later, another renowned emperor, Frederick Barbarossa, attempted a similar feat, negotiating with four different popes for the coronation of his descendant, but ultimately failed. A lesser-known parallel can be found in the life of Emperor Charles IV of the Luxembourg dynasty in the fourteenth century. After the Papal Curia returned to Rome from Avignon in early 1377, Charles made concerted efforts in Italy, France, and Germany to secure the imperial coronation of his son, Wenceslas. However, this bold ambition coincided with an unprecedented crisis in relations between the "French cardinals and the newly elected Italian pope, Urban VI. Recognizing that the final chapter of Charles IVs biography is deeply intertwined with the early history of the Great Western Schism offers a fresh perspective on a subject that has long captivated international scholarship. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Reveals how Emperor Charles IV's efforts to secure the imperial coronation of his son intersect with the early stages of the Great Western Schism.Emperor Otto I the Great made history in the Holy Roman Empire with a significant dynastic achievement: in 967, he persuaded the pope to crown his son co-emperor in Rome. Two centuries later, another renowned emperor, Frederick Barbarossa, attempted a similar feat, negotiating with four different popes for the coronation of his descendant, but ultimately failed. A lesser-known parallel can be found in the life of Emperor Charles IV of the Luxembourg dynasty in the fourteenth century. After the Papal Curia returned to Rome from Avignon in early 1377, Charles made concerted efforts in Italy, France, and Germany to secure the imperial coronation of his son, Wenceslas. However, this bold ambition coincided with an unprecedented crisis in relations between the "French" cardinals and the newly elected Italian pope, Urban VI. Recognizing that the final chapter of Charles IV's biography is deeply intertwined with the early history of the Great Western Schism offers a fresh perspective on a subject that has long captivated international scholarship.…

Hardcover. Condition: gut. 2024. Conflict after Compromise : Regulating Tensions in Multi-Confessional Societies in the Fifteenth Century In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Gebunden. Condition: New. Die Geschichte des Hussitismus ist im Selbstverstaendnis des Nachbarlandes Tschechien lebendige Vergangenheit und zugleich Thema der europaeischen Geschichte. Nach der Wende 1989/90 wurde das Thema unter Wegfall ideologischer Schranken in der tschechischen Fo.