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This paper provides a biographical and political overview of Archduke Ferdinand's reign as a provincial prince of Inner Austria up to his election as Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire in 1619. On the basis of subject literature as well as archival materials, light is shed on the political and military situation at the time the Parnassus was printed. ; Razprava prinaša biografski in politični pregled vladavine notranjeavstrijskega nadvojvode Ferdinanda do njegove izvolitve za cesarja Svetega rimskega cesarstva leta 1619. Na podlagi strokovne literature in arhivskega gradiva je osvetljen politični in vojaški položaj v času natisa zbirke Parnassus musicus Ferdinandaeus.

von Joseph Hirn ; Volltext // Exemplar mit der Signatur: München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- Austr. 2068-2

von Joseph Hirn ; Volltext // Exemplar mit der Signatur: München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- Austr. 2068-1

von Karl Nolden ; Volltext // Exemplar mit der Signatur: München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- U 58.4939

In the light of the Leonese royal under Ferdinand II, Saint Isidore's primacy in the ancient monastic landscape is complete. The purpose of this article is to establish and explain this situation through diplomatic documentation, by demonstrating that there is a clear policy in favour of this collegiate, so that the breakdown of royal donations is to its advantage. This phenomenon is not limited to a dynastic tradition. In the context of the growing political fragmentation in the Peninsula following the death of Alphonse VII, Ferdinand II invests in this institution — and in the diplomas it receives — ideal projections that serve its pan-hispanic ambitions. When this policy is no longer sustainable, Saint-Isidore remains a leading institution, even if its primacy weakens. ; International audience In the reign of Fernando II, for the Leonese monarchy the primacy of San Isidoro in the monastic sphere of Castile-Leon was absolute. This article seeks to establish and explain this relationship by way of diplomatic documents (royal charters), demonstrating that there was clearly a policy of favouring that collegiate church given the scale of royal donations in its favour. This phenomenon was not simply a dynastic tradition. In the context of increased political fragmentation in the Iberian Peninsula following the death of Alfonso VII, it was to that establishment—and in the diplomas or charters that he addressed to it—that Fernando II directed ideal proposals which served his pan-Hispanic ambitions. When that policy became untenable, San Isidoro still remained a first-rate establishment, although its primacy eventually faded. ; In the light of the Leonese royal under Ferdinand II, Saint Isidore's primacy in the ancient monastic landscape is complete. The purpose of this article is to establish and explain this situation through diplomatic documentation, by demonstrating that there is a clear policy in favour of this collegiate, so that the breakdown of royal donations is to its advantage. This phenomenon is not ...

International audience ; In the reign of Fernando II, for the Leonese monarchy the primacy of San Isidoro in the monastic sphere of Castile-Leon was absolute. This article seeks to establish and explain this relationship by way of diplomatic documents (royal charters), demonstrating that there was clearly a policy of favouring that collegiate church given the scale of royal donations in its favour. This phenomenon was not simply a dynastic tradition. In the context of increased political fragmentation in the Iberian Peninsula following the death of Alfonso VII, it was to that establishment—and in the diplomas or charters that he addressed to it—that Fernando II directed ideal proposals which served his pan-Hispanic ambitions. When that policy became untenable, San Isidoro still remained a first-rate establishment, although its primacy eventually faded. ; Au regard de la royauté léonaise sous Ferdinand II, la primauté de Saint-Isidore dans le paysage monastique léonais est totale. Cet article vise à établir et expliquer cette situation par la documentation diplomatique, en démontrant qu'il existe clairement une politique de faveur envers cette collégiale, tant la ventilation des donations royales se fait à son avantage. Ce phénomène ne se réduit pas à une tradition dynastique. Dans le contexte du morcellement politique s'accentuant en Péninsule suite au décès d'Alphonse VII, Ferdinand II investit dans cet établissement — et dans les diplômes qui lui sont adressés —, des projections idéelles qui servent ses ambitions pan-hispaniques. Lorsque cette politique n'est plus soutenable, Saint-Isidore demeure un établissement de premier rang même si sa primauté s'effrite.

International audience ; In the reign of Fernando II, for the Leonese monarchy the primacy of San Isidoro in the monastic sphere of Castile-Leon was absolute. This article seeks to establish and explain this relationship by way of diplomatic documents (royal charters), demonstrating that there was clearly a policy of favouring that collegiate church given the scale of royal donations in its favour. This phenomenon was not simply a dynastic tradition. In the context of increased political fragmentation in the Iberian Peninsula following the death of Alfonso VII, it was to that establishment—and in the diplomas or charters that he addressed to it—that Fernando II directed ideal proposals which served his pan-Hispanic ambitions. When that policy became untenable, San Isidoro still remained a first-rate establishment, although its primacy eventually faded. ; Au regard de la royauté léonaise sous Ferdinand II, la primauté de Saint-Isidore dans le paysage monastique léonais est totale. Cet article vise à établir et expliquer cette situation par la documentation diplomatique, en démontrant qu'il existe clairement une politique de faveur envers cette collégiale, tant la ventilation des donations royales se fait à son avantage. Ce phénomène ne se réduit pas à une tradition dynastique. Dans le contexte du morcellement politique s'accentuant en Péninsule suite au décès d'Alphonse VII, Ferdinand II investit dans cet établissement — et dans les diplômes qui lui sont adressés —, des projections idéelles qui servent ses ambitions pan-hispaniques. Lorsque cette politique n'est plus soutenable, Saint-Isidore demeure un établissement de premier rang même si sa primauté s'effrite.

von Alfred Michiels ; Volltext // Exemplar mit der Signatur: München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- Austr. 5439 m