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The Golden Bull of 1224, also known as the Diploma Andreanum, or Der Goldener Freibrief der Siebenbürger Sachsen, was issued by King Andrew II of Hungary, granting provisional autonomy to colonial Germans residing in the region of Transylvania of the Kingdom of Hungary, more specifically the area of Hermannstadt. Their mercantile prowess made them valuable to the economic vitality of the region, and they would remain in the region until their expulsion by the soviets in 1946.
The Diploma of the Joannites, or Diploma of the Knights of St. John, was a grant issued in 1247 by King Béla IV of Hungary to Grand Master Rembald of the Knights Hospitaller. It allowed the Knights to settle in the Severin region, where they could defend the Hungarian frontier against Cuman, Wlach invading tribes, as well as the expansive reach of the Serbian despotate.
This is a short volume of the ecclesiastical laws and internal state dealings under the reign of the Hungarian king, Andrew I. It deals with some of the devastation that transpired from Russian tribes who damage villages and churches on the eastern frontier commonly called in the text as "Scythians".
The Charter of the Abbey of Tihany is a royal document known for including the oldest written words in the Hungarian language. The document is dated to 1055 AD, lists the lands the king donated to the newly founded Tihany Abbey. The document is largely composed in Latin and contains small Hungarian phrase words. It represents one of the earliest documents from the kingdom of Hungary.
The Ideal Ruler in Medieval Bohemia discusses the development of medieval concepts and ideas about just and unjust rulership in medieval Bohemia. This theme is examined in the context of the European political thinking between 6th and 14th centuries. Robert Antonín provides new insights into interpretations of medieval sources of various kinds and asks innovative questions regarding the legitimization of monarchic power, the importance of Saint Wenceslaus, the role of ancient and biblical motifs in the Czech sources, and the influence of chivalric ideals on concepts of power. The theme of the book revolves around medieval perceptions of ideal rulership, which is seen as one of the cultural-anthropological constants shaping the social reality of the contemporary world.