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基本説明
This is a comprehensiv esurvey and major contribution to the historiography of medieval Eastern and Central Europe.
Full Description
This is a comprehensive textbook on the historiography of medieval Eastern and Central Europe. It traces the medieval kingdom of Hungary - which covered the vast territory of the Carpathian basin - from the conquest by the Magyar tribes in 895 until defeat by the ottomans at the battle of Mohacs in 1526. The book is divided into two broad periods: the "national" Magyar kings of the Arpadian dynasty who had ruled from 895 were replaced in 1301 by rulers from a number of European dynasties, culminating in the radical changes to political and social structures of the 13th century.
Contents
The Carpathian basin before the Hungarians; the pagan Hungarians; the first century of the Christian kingdom; the 12th century; early Hungarian society; the age of the golden bulls; the last Arpadians; Charles I of Anjou (1301-1342); the new monarchy; Louis the Great (1342-1382); the monarchy of Louis the Great; the years of crises (1382-1403); Sigismund's consolidation; Sigismund's foreign policy (1403-1437); trade and towns; the rural landscape; the age of John Hunyadi (1437-1457); King Matthias Corvinus (1458-1490); Hungary at the end of the Middle Ages; the age of the Jagiellonian kings (1490-1526).
