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2011 | 66 | 3 | 27-36

Article title

REGNO BOHEMIE IN PERPETUUM APPLICAVIT. SILESIA AND BOHEMIA IN SILESIAN MEDIEVAL HISTORIOGRAPHY (Regno Bohemie in perpetuum applicavit. Slask a Czechy w slaskiej historiografii sredniowiecznej)

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Abstracts

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The author, in a brief outline, presented changes of the attitude of Silesia to the Bohemian state until 14th century. This made a background for a detailed study on the presence of some problems of Silesian-Bohemian relations and Bohemian issues in Silesian medieval historiography, what, in some extent, reflected the process of forming of historical and political identity of Silesian people. First of all, the author researched chronicles: Book of Henryków, Silesian Polish Chronicle, Chronicle of Polish Dukes, Silesian Chronicle Shortened, Chronicle of Bohemia by Benedict Jonsdorff, and some yearbooks: Yearbook about Bohemian taking over Silesia, Historia Bohemica, that full version is still not published, Polonica et Silesiaca and Glogów (Glogau) Yearbook. The research brought a conclusion that the chroniclers, writing about Silesian-Bohemian relations, still in 14th century regarded Silesia, independently from international and legal changes, not as Bohemian, but Polish. Only in the late Middle Ages, after a long time of being one of the lands of the Bohemian Crown, Silesia was accepted as it by historians. They questioned even earlier Silesian connections with Poland subordinating the picture of the past to contemporary political reality. They even tried to prove historical Bohemian claims to Silesia by using fictional stories with fictional persons.

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Volume

66

Issue

3

Pages

27-36

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Document type

ARTICLE

Contributors

  • Wojciech Mrozowicz, Instytut Historyczny Uniwersytetu Wroclawskiego, ul. Szewska 49, 50-139 Wroclaw, Poland

References

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Publication order reference

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CEJSH db identifier
11PLAAAA099525

YADDA identifier

bwmeta1.element.557feaf4-8c70-37fe-b028-baa502f48785
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