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The Czech lands in medieval transformation /
The book on the Medieval transformation that impacted the Czech lands in the 13th century, focussed on the onset of landed nobility, the transformation of the rural milieu, and the early urban history. The explanation is anchored in a broad European context.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés Checo |
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Leiden ; Boston :
Brill,
2012.
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| Colección: | East Central and Eastern Europe in the Middle Ages, 450-1450 ;
v. 17. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introductory Note; Foreword; Acknowledgements; List of Figures; Map; Places Index; Chapter One The Middle Ages-Distant and Close; 1. The Wedding Picture of Saint Hedwig; 2. An Invitation to Wiprecht of Groitzsch; Chapter Two Transforming the Might of the Mighty; 1. Great Moravian Beginnings; 2. Epilogue of the 'Warrior Graves'; 3. The Residences of Dukes and Bishops, as well as of the Other Elite; 4. Quod autem mea ecclesia hodie habet, auferendi dux potestatem non habet; 5. The First Evidence of the Property of the Nobles; 6. Travels with Bishop Daniel
- 7. Kin-Group Beginnings in Prčice8. Hroznata of Teplá and His Property Declaration; 9. Leo de Klobuc or an Official's Path to Property; 10. Zbraslav, Pincerna Regis, and His Guests; 11. Seeking the Right Address; 12. The Residences of the Lords in the Environs of the Castle Centres; 13. Twice at Kojata's from the Hrabiše Family; 14. Hageno de Zvethiz and the Others; 15. The Spectacular Pride of the Aristocratic Castles; 16. Fortified Manors or a Eulogy to Ingenuity; Chapter Three The Frail Certainties of the Rural Milieu; 1. The Long Slow Course of Medieval Settlement
- 2. The Villages of the Early Middle Ages3. This World and the Other World; 4. The Improvement of Land as a System; 5. The Henryków Book and Its Report on the Colonisation Period; 6. Transformations of the Central European Village in the Archaeological Evidence; 7. Seeking the Legal Framework for the Transformation of the Village in the Czech Lands; 8. Where the Place Name 'Lhota' Came From; 9. The Multifarious Forms of the Medieval Village; 10. The Interplay of Innovations; Chapter Four The Long Journey to the Town; 1. The Beginnings of Production Specialisation
- 2. For a Theory of Service Organisation and Back Again3. The Beginnings of Market Exchange; 4. Centrality and Its Legacy; 5. Litoměřice or Žatec; 6. Prague under Prague; 7. Modest and Yet More Modest Centres; 8. The Unobviousness of Locational Towns; 9. The Beginnings of the Urban Establishment; 10. The Kaleidoscope of Urban Beginnings; 11. Life in One House and One Town; 12. The Town and Its Region; Chapter Five Change in Change; 1. Causes in the System; 2. The Czech Lands, Central Europe, Europe; Bibliography; Index