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Zwischen Familie und Kirche. Geistliche Fürstensöhne im spätmittelalterlichen Reich
Zwischen Familie und Kirche. Geistliche Fürstensöhne im spätmittelalterlichen Reich2015 •
Zwischen Familie und Kirche. Geistliche Fürstensöhne im spätmittelalterlichen Reich, in: Identität und Gemeinschaft. Vier Zugänge zu Eigengeschichten und Selbstbildern institutioneller Ordnungen, ed. Mirko Breitenstein/Julia Burkhardt/Stefan Burkhardt/Jörg Sonntag (Vita regularis. Abhandlungen 67), Berlin 2015, S. 189-209.
Chronica - Annual of the Institute of History, University of Szeged
"Mein gueter, väterlicher Maister"-Wissenstransfer unter kaiserlichen Gesandten an der Hohen Pforte in der ersten Hälfte des 17. Jahrhunderts2019 •
"Mein gueter, väterlicher Maister"-Knowledge Transfer among Imperial Envoys to the Sublime Porte in the first Half of the Seventeenth Century. Targeting an old desire of the investigations into early modern Habsburg-Ottoman relations, this paper addresses the question of how and where early modern Habsburg diplomats were trained and prepared for their missions to the Sublime Porte. First of all, the required elements of knowledge and the necessary skills of the envoys are discussed, focusing on main actors of the Habsburg diplomatic corps sent to Con-stantinople in the first half of the seventeenth century. Furthermore, the study reveals the possible means of knowledge transfer that can be gained from the sporadic archival sources: the transfer of oral and written information at the Aulic War Council (the body responsible for the Habs-burg´s eastern diplomacy); the use of information networks; the assistance of experienced colleagues ; and the locally organized training supervised by the envoy in Constantinople at the time. The research outcomes are expected to widen our knowledge on the design and execution of Habsburg diplomatic missions in an Ottoman context, while they shed light on the formation of an experienced staff of personnel within the Aulic War Council in Vienna primarily responsible for the shaping of Habsburg-Ottoman relations.
2020 •
Targeting an old desire of the investigations into early modern Habsburg-Ottoman relations, this paper addresses the question of how and where early modern Habsburg diplomats were trained and prepared for their missions to the Sublime Porte. First of all, the required elements of knowledge and the necessary skills of the envoys are discussed, focusing on main actors of the Habsburg diplomatic corps sent to Constantinople in the first half of the seventeenth century. Furthermore, the study reveals the possible means of knowledge transfer that can be gained from the sporadic archival sources: the transfer of oral and written information at the Aulic War Council (the body responsible for the Habsburg´s eastern diplomacy); the use of information networks; the assistance of experienced colleagues; and the locally organized training supervised by the envoy in Constantinople at the time. The research outcomes are expected to widen our knowledge on the design and execution of Habsburg diplo...
2022 •
Forschungen zur Baltischen Geschichte
Der Rossdienst und die Adelsfahne in Livland in der ersten Hälfte des 17. Jahrhunderts2019 •
The mandatory cavalry service of the nobility laid the basis for one of the oldest and most stable military units on the Eastern coast of the Baltic Sea, the cavalry corps of the nobility. Regarding the immediate region, comprehensive studies exist concerning Finland, Kurland and, to a degree, also Estland, yet hitherto no research has been conducted as to the mandatory cavalry service and the cavalry corps of the nobility of Livland. Still, the aim of the article is not only to fill in existing gaps in historical knowledge – the first half of the 17th century was of a decisive importance in Livland’s further development. It was at that time that the boundaries between the power of the nobility and the Swedish state were determined and the basis for the self-government of Livland’s nobility established. The local nobility and the cavalry corps formed on its basis had a significant role in the process. This article discusses the emergence of the nobility’s cavalry service and cavalry corps in medieval Livonia, the developments accompanying the wars and shifts of power in the second half of the 16th century and in the early 17th century, the more specific regulation of the cavalry service and the emergence of the cavalry corps of the nobility under Swedish rule in the 1630s and 1640s, as well as its activities in defending Livland. The central question addressed is concerned with whether, and to what degree, participation in the mandatory cavalry service and the activities of the cavalry corps affected the relations between the nobility and the Swedish state authorities. The study shows that, on the one hand, there was considerable continuity in the mandatory cavalry service and the cavalry corps in Livland – several of the principles that had evolved in the Middle Ages remained valid throughout the period considered. On the other hand, there appeared also willingness to undertake innovations. Thus, in the 1630s and 1640s the rather ineffective unit that used to be summoned only in case of emergency was replaced by a battle-ready cavalry regiment of constant preparedness that would evolve into an important part of the state defence policy of Sweden in Livland. Such a transformation would require considerably higher expenses and more dedication from the nobility compared to the earlier period. The article draws the conclusion that the changes in the principle of the functioning of the cavalry corps of the nobility did not come about as a result of the state’s application of coercive mechanisms. Rather, they grew out of the common interests and collaboration of the nobility and the state power. Hence, it is no coincidence that in parallel with the increase in the size and importance of the cavalry corps, the self-government of Livland’s nobility would also evolve.
Journal of Baltic Science Education
General Physics at the Upper Secondary Education Level2003 •
Educação musical - Uma proposta de inserção do ensino da música no projeto político-pedagógico (Atena Editora)
Educação musical - Uma proposta de inserção do ensino da música no projeto político-pedagógico (Atena Editora)2024 •
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Assessing the Effects of Medium Chain Fatty Acids and Fat Sources on Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea Virus Viral RNA Stability and Infectivity2016 •