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(Short description)
Der erste von drei geplanten Teilbänden (zugleich dritter Teilband) zu den königlichen Aufenthaltsorten im heutigen Bundesland Bayern dokumentiert die Landschaft Bayerisch-Schwaben mit Augsburg, Donauwörth, Günzburg, Hohenaltheim, Holzkirchen, Memmingen, Mering und Zusmarshausen. Die Autoren erörtern die Handlungen des ostfränkisch-deutschen Reisekönigtums an den verschiedenen Orten Bayerisch-Schwabens sowie deren Rahmenbedingungen. Nicht nur an Experten gerichtet, erschließt der Teilband die schriftlichen Quellen sowie die archäologisch-kunsthistorisch relevanten Zeugnisse. Ein grundlegendes Arbeitsmittel zur Erforschung der früh- und hochmittelalterlichen deutschen Geschichte.
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The inventory publication "The German Royal Palaces" documents the places of government of the medieval traveling kingship in Germany with particular emphasis on the archeological and architectural aspects involved. The first of the three planned parts (simultaneously the third fascicle) on the places of government of the medieval traveling kingship in modern-day Bavaria documents those erected in the region of Bavaria-Swabia, which includes Augsburg, Donauwörth, Günzburg, Hohenaltheim, Holzkirchen, Memmingen, Mering and Zusmarshausen. The authors look at the actions taken by the East Frankish-German traveling kingship at the various places in Bavaria-Swabia as well as at the conditions under which this occurred. This fascicle is addressed not only toward experts in the field; it makes the written source materials as well as the relevant evidence from archeology and architecture accessible to a wider audience.
(Short description)
A compendium on sovereign actions occurring in southern Germany. A fundamental tool for doing research on the history of the Early and High Middle Ages in Germany.
(Text)
The inventory publication The German Royal Palaces documents the places of government of the medieval traveling kingship in Germany with particular emphasis on the archeological and architectural aspects involved.
The first of the three planned parts (simultaneously the third fascicle) on the places of government of the medieval traveling kingship in modern-day Bavaria documents those erected in the region of Bavaria-Swabia, which includes Augsburg, Donauwörth, Günzburg, Hohenaltheim, Holzkirchen, Memmingen, Mering and Zusmarshausen. The authors look at the actions taken by the East Frankish-German traveling kingship at the various places in Bavaria-Swabia as well as at the conditions under which this occurred. This fascicle is addressed not only toward experts in the field; it makes the written source materials as well as the relevant evidence from archeology and architecture accessible to a wider audience.
(Author portrait)
Prof. Dr. Rolf Kießling (em.) ist Mitglied der Kommission für bayerische Landesgeschichte an der Bayer. Akademie der Wissenschaften und war Inhaber des Lehrstuhls für Bayerische und Schwäbische Landesgeschichte an der Universität Augsburg.
