The Wardrobe of the Envoy: Hungarian Clothing Traditions of Habsburg Diplomatic Missions at the Sultan's Court
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14 janvier 2022
- doi: 10.58079/pew4
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Michael Portmann, « The Wardrobe of the Envoy: Hungarian Clothing Traditions of Habsburg Diplomatic Missions at the Sultan's Court », Die Habsburgermonarchie, ID : 10.58079/pew4
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von Zsuzsanna Cziráki In terms of the interlocking fates of the Central European nations the statement is commonplace in historiography that obtaining the Hungarian and Bohemian crowns and ensuring them for the eastern – Austrian – branch of the Habsburg dynasty, was an essential condition for the development of the Habsburg Monarchy. It is well-known that the marriages between the Habsburg siblings, Ferdinand and Maria, and the Jagiello children, Anna and Louis in 1515 played a prominent...