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Časopis za zgodovino in narodopisje

The patriarchs of Aquileia as margraves of Carniola

Author(s):Peter Štih
Co-author(s):Darko Friš (ur.)
Leto:1999
Publisher(s):Izdajata Univerza v Mariboru in Zgodovinsko društvo Maribor
Source(s):Časopis za zgodovino in narodopisje, 1999, št. 1-2
Language(s):slovenščina
Type(s) of material:text
Keywords:Oglejski patriarhi, Štajerska, Kranjska, Koroška, patriarchs of Aquileia, Styria, Carniola, Carinthia
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King Henry IV gave Carniola to the Aquileian church and its patriarchs, first (temporarily) in 1077 and for the second time in 1093. Thus the patriarchs of Aquileia became margraves of Carniola. The study treats the Aquileian patriarchs as the bearers of the margravial authority in Carniola. Their authority was more than actual, since the patriarchs passed it on to their deputies as a hereditary feud. This authority of the Aquileian patriarchs definitely came to its end in 1282, when King Rudolf I gave Austria, Styria and Carniola as a state feud to his sons.

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  • identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/8486
    • title
      • Oglejski patriarhi kot mejni grofje na Kranjskem
      • The patriarchs of Aquileia as margraves of Carniola
    • creator
      • Peter Štih
    • contributor
      • Darko Friš (ur.)
    • subject
      • Oglejski patriarhi
      • Štajerska
      • Kranjska
      • Koroška
      • patriarchs of Aquileia
      • Styria
      • Carniola
      • Carinthia
    • description
      • King Henry IV gave Carniola to the Aquileian church and its patriarchs, first (temporarily) in 1077 and for the second time in 1093. Thus the patriarchs of Aquileia became margraves of Carniola. The study treats the Aquileian patriarchs as the bearers of the margravial authority in Carniola. Their authority was more than actual, since the patriarchs passed it on to their deputies as a hereditary feud. This authority of the Aquileian patriarchs definitely came to its end in 1282, when King Rudolf I gave Austria, Styria and Carniola as a state feud to his sons.
      • Kralj Henrik IV je Kranjsko podelil oglejski cerkvi in njenim patriarhom prvič 1077 (začasno) in nato še drugič 1093. S tem so oglejski patriarhi postali tudi mejni grofje na Kranjskem. Razprava obravnava oglejske patriarhe kot nosilce mejnogrofovske oblasti na Kranjskem, ki pa je bila bolj formalna kot dejanska, saj so jo patriarhi podeljevali naprej svojim namestnikom v dedni fevd. Te oblasti oglejskih patriarhov je bilo dokončno konec 1282, ko je kralj Rudolfi, podelil svojima sinovoma Avstrijo, Štajersko in Kranjsko kot državni fevd.
    • publisher
      • Izdajata Univerza v Mariboru in Zgodovinsko društvo Maribor
    • date
      • 1999
    • type
      • besedilo
    • language
      • Slovenščina
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