in: Oryginalność czy wtórność? Studia poświęcone polskiej kulturze politycznej i religijnej (X−XIII wiek) red. Roman Michałowski Grzegorz Pac, Warszawa, 2020
'Regnum in se divisum. Towards a synthesis of the political
culture of the Piast dynasty during t... more 'Regnum in se divisum. Towards a synthesis of the political culture of the Piast dynasty during the period of territorial disintegration (13th century)" This study is an attempt at identifying the key elements of the political culture of the time from the perspective of their originality and imitativeness. The first part is focused on the issue of defining the position of dukes using categories of widely understood honour and on the concepts of equality, freedom, and the equality of the legal status, determining the rights of male members of the dynasty in relation to each other. Their analysis leads to the conclusion that in the 13th century the Piasts did not recognize any formal hierarchy within the dynasty, apart from generational seniority, understood more as a formality. They fully respected the right to rule of other Piast branches in their hereditary lands, although the conflict over power in Greater Poland after Władysław III’s death constituted an exception to that rule. The second part of the article is devoted to family strategies of the Piasts, which guaranteed the dynasty’s cohesion despite its many branches, for example the matrimonial strategies (especially endogamous marriages), relations of artificial kinship (adoptions and baptismal adoptions), the issue of dynastic divisions within the regions and ways of preventing them, and finally the dynastic naming patterns and strategies.
in: Liber Romani. Studia ofiarowane Romanowi Michalowskiemu w siedemdziesiątą rocznicę urodzin, ed. G. Pac, K. Skwierczyński, Warszawa 2020, pp. 212 - 242, 2020
"Saint Adalbert's fingerprints.
Canonical collection
of the Manuscript Heiligenkreuz 217
iand pas... more "Saint Adalbert's fingerprints. Canonical collection of the Manuscript Heiligenkreuz 217 iand pastoral practice of the Prague Bishop at the turn of the 10th and 11th centuries.
in: Oryginalność czy wtórność? Studia poświęcone polskiej kulturze politycznej i religijnej (X−XIII wiek) red. Roman Michałowski Grzegorz Pac, Warszawa, 2020
'Regnum in se divisum. Towards a synthesis of the political
culture of the Piast dynasty during t... more 'Regnum in se divisum. Towards a synthesis of the political culture of the Piast dynasty during the period of territorial disintegration (13th century)" This study is an attempt at identifying the key elements of the political culture of the time from the perspective of their originality and imitativeness. The first part is focused on the issue of defining the position of dukes using categories of widely understood honour and on the concepts of equality, freedom, and the equality of the legal status, determining the rights of male members of the dynasty in relation to each other. Their analysis leads to the conclusion that in the 13th century the Piasts did not recognize any formal hierarchy within the dynasty, apart from generational seniority, understood more as a formality. They fully respected the right to rule of other Piast branches in their hereditary lands, although the conflict over power in Greater Poland after Władysław III’s death constituted an exception to that rule. The second part of the article is devoted to family strategies of the Piasts, which guaranteed the dynasty’s cohesion despite its many branches, for example the matrimonial strategies (especially endogamous marriages), relations of artificial kinship (adoptions and baptismal adoptions), the issue of dynastic divisions within the regions and ways of preventing them, and finally the dynastic naming patterns and strategies.
in: Liber Romani. Studia ofiarowane Romanowi Michalowskiemu w siedemdziesiątą rocznicę urodzin, ed. G. Pac, K. Skwierczyński, Warszawa 2020, pp. 212 - 242, 2020
"Saint Adalbert's fingerprints.
Canonical collection
of the Manuscript Heiligenkreuz 217
iand pas... more "Saint Adalbert's fingerprints. Canonical collection of the Manuscript Heiligenkreuz 217 iand pastoral practice of the Prague Bishop at the turn of the 10th and 11th centuries.
O rzeczach minionych. Scripta rerum historicarum Annae Rutkowska – Płachcińska oblata, red. M. Młynarska – Kaletynowa, J. Kruppé, Warszawa 2006, s. 211 – 239
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culture of the Piast dynasty during the period of territorial disintegration (13th century)"
This study is an attempt at identifying the key elements of the political culture of the time from the perspective of their originality and imitativeness. The first part is focused on the issue of defining the position of dukes using categories of widely understood
honour and on the concepts of equality, freedom, and the equality of the legal status, determining the rights of male members of the dynasty in relation to each other. Their analysis leads to the conclusion that in the 13th century the Piasts did not recognize any formal hierarchy within the dynasty, apart from generational seniority, understood more as a formality. They fully respected the right to rule of other Piast branches
in their hereditary lands, although the conflict over power in Greater Poland after Władysław III’s death constituted an exception to that rule. The second part of the article is devoted to family strategies of the Piasts, which guaranteed the dynasty’s cohesion despite its many branches, for example the matrimonial strategies (especially
endogamous marriages), relations of artificial kinship (adoptions and baptismal adoptions), the issue of dynastic divisions within the regions and ways of preventing them, and finally the dynastic naming patterns and strategies.
Canonical collection
of the Manuscript Heiligenkreuz 217
iand pastoral practice
of the Prague Bishop
at the turn of the 10th and 11th centuries.
culture of the Piast dynasty during the period of territorial disintegration (13th century)"
This study is an attempt at identifying the key elements of the political culture of the time from the perspective of their originality and imitativeness. The first part is focused on the issue of defining the position of dukes using categories of widely understood
honour and on the concepts of equality, freedom, and the equality of the legal status, determining the rights of male members of the dynasty in relation to each other. Their analysis leads to the conclusion that in the 13th century the Piasts did not recognize any formal hierarchy within the dynasty, apart from generational seniority, understood more as a formality. They fully respected the right to rule of other Piast branches
in their hereditary lands, although the conflict over power in Greater Poland after Władysław III’s death constituted an exception to that rule. The second part of the article is devoted to family strategies of the Piasts, which guaranteed the dynasty’s cohesion despite its many branches, for example the matrimonial strategies (especially
endogamous marriages), relations of artificial kinship (adoptions and baptismal adoptions), the issue of dynastic divisions within the regions and ways of preventing them, and finally the dynastic naming patterns and strategies.
Canonical collection
of the Manuscript Heiligenkreuz 217
iand pastoral practice
of the Prague Bishop
at the turn of the 10th and 11th centuries.