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4.1 King Stephen I the Saint on the throne, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 20v. 106

4.2 Foundation of Collegiate Chapter in Óbuda (Buda Vetus), Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 21v. 107

4.3 The scene “crown and sword”, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 32v. 108

4.4 Foundation of Church in Várad, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 50. 109

10.1 King Charles I, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 69v. 232

10.2 King Louis the Great, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 1r. 233

10.3 Saint Catherine, King Louis and Queen Elisabeth, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 1r. 233

10.4 Saint Stephen, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 21r. 234

10.5 Saint Ladislas, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 47r. 235

10.6 Saint Louis of Anjou, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 70v. 236

10.7 Saint Stephen, his mother and Saint martyr Stephen, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 19v. 237

10.8 King Andrew II and probably Saint Elisabeth, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 62r. 238

10.9 Saint Stephen and Gisela donating a church, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 21v. 239

10.10 Saint Emeric’s burial, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 22v. 240

10.11 Pope Leo the Great meeting Athila, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 8v. 241

10.12 Saint Ladislas’ vision, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 42r. 242

10.13 King Salomon’s vision, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 46r. 243

10.14 Ladislas’ coronation, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 46v. 244

10.15 The apparition of a stag, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 44r. 245

10.16 The lost crown, Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle, Budapest, OSzK, Cod. Lat. 404, fº 68r. 246

Maps

0.1 Holy Roman Empire and East Central Europe 10th/11th Century (author Peter Palm) XVI

0.2 Holy Roman Empire and East Central Europe around 1400 (author Peter Palm) XVIII

4.1 Hungary in 1230s (plan: Márta Font, drawing Béla Nagy) 110

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Rulership in Medieval East Central Europe

Power, Ritual and Legitimacy in Bohemia, Hungary and Poland

Series:  East Central and Eastern Europe in the Middle Ages, 450-1450, Volume: 78
Cover Rulership in Medieval East Central Europe
E-Book ISBN:
9789004500112
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
27 Oct 2021
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
Back Matter

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