The Irruption of the Sacred into the History of Hungarian Kings in the Mirror of the Angevin “Illuminated Chronicle” (around 1358)

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Chapter 10 The Irruption of the Sacred into the History of Hungarian Kings in the Mirror of the Angevin “Illuminated Chronicle” (around 1358)

In: Rulership in Medieval East Central Europe

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Vinni Lucherini

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Series: East Central and Eastern Europe in the Middle Ages, 450-1450, Volume: 78

Front Matter

Part 1 Introduction

Part 2 Legitimacy and Rulership – Beginning and Development of the First Dynasties in the Early and High Middle Ages

Part 3 Ritual and Politics: Established Rulership in the High and Late Middle Ages

Part 4 Structures of Power in the Late Middle Ages

Part 5 Influences on Rulership in East Central Europe from Outside

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