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2014 •
Magyarország a középkori Európában kutatócsoport – Hungary in medieval Europe research group
In my paper I would like to summarize the historiography of the Hungarian sphragistic studies in two steps, by which I wish to point out the deficiencies and also the current projects. As an introduction of the topic I will present my research results regarding the seal usage of János Perényi, Master of the Treasury. After the introduction I intend to show both the importance and the difficulties of investigating poly-sigillic diplomas and I also present a short introduction of my project which focuses on such diplomas issued/published between 1439 and 1457. In the second part of my paper I wish to highlight the observations I have made so far on seal usage, namely that there is indeed a certain consistency in the seal usage of secular dignity.
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English chivalric insignia in Hungary (Bárány Attila)
2014 •
Magyarország a középkori Európában kutatócsoport – Hungary in medieval Europe research group
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Dóra Mérai
The file contains a postprint version of the paper. The final version is at https://doi.org/10.1556/170.2020.00005.
The Seal Usage of János Perényi (†1458), Master of the Treasury. TÖRTÉNETI TANULMÁNYOK: A KOSSUTH LAJOS TUDOMÁNYEGYETEM TÖRTÉNELMI INTÉZETÉNEK KIADVÁNYA XXII pp. 78-96. , 19 p. (2014)
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Ritterliche Kultur in spätmittelalterlichen Litauen (Pósán László)
2014 •
Magyarország a középkori Európában kutatócsoport – Hungary in medieval Europe research group
In der Geschichtsschreibung wird das 14. Jahrhundert oft als hundertjähriger Krieg zwischen dem Deutschen Orden und Litauen bezeichnet.1 Zwischen 1305 und 1409 gab es ungefähr 300 Expeditionen und militärische Aktionen auf dem litauischen Gebiet, und es kam zu genauso vielen oder noch mehr litauischen Angriffen. Trotz der kontinuierlichen Kämpfe gab es auch friedliche Kontakte zwischen den beiden, die zu kulturellen Annäherungen, zur Bekanntschaft und Übernahme die materieller Kulturen und weltanschaulicher Besonderheiten führten. Ein gutes Beispiel hierfür, das auch in den Quellen beschrieben wurde, ist die Übernahme der ritterlichen Kampfmethode und der ritterlichen Kultur.
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The Seal Usage of János Perényi (†1458), Master of the Treasury (Novák Ádám)
2014 •
Magyarország a középkori Európában kutatócsoport – Hungary in medieval Europe research group
I have been studying János Perényi’s career since 2009. In the essays I have published since then I covered the outline of his career, his relation to royal power and to the magnates and his position within the national council. In my papers which are about to be published I examined the beginning of his political career, the history of his family’s possessions and the use of their residence. Besides the conclusions of the literature, these studies are based mainly on already published diplomas and on the sources I have collected. In my present paper I intend to summarize the results of the sources collection I have carried out in the course of my studies abroad and during my professional practices.
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Social Structure and Aristocratic Representation—Red Wax Seal Usage in Hungary in the 15th c
2018 •
Balázs Bacsa
One might perceive the Middle Ages as an era of certain rights and privileges. Social stratification or the conformation of a group’s identity were all established around privileges in the Kingdom of Hungary. In the medieval period, as opposed to a modern state, the most important constructors of a group’s identity were privileges. When members of a social group bear identical prerogatives, that group can be recognized as an order or estate. The ecclesiastic order existed side-by-side with the noble estate. In possession of political power were strictly those who were at the top of the strongly hierarchical system. However, in the Kingdom of Hungary, the significance of the ecclesiastical order was dwarfed by the importance of landed nobility. Some five percent of the population was of nobles, who also held political power. Until the end of the 15th century, the members of this stratum were equal in law. Only distinctions in financial situation can be noticed during the 14th and 15t...
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Tibor Neumann
