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Power and State in Medieval Europe

Kingdom, Monarchy or State? : On the Topic of Using a Concept of State in the Early Middle Ages.

Hudáček, Pavol

Germanic Kingship

Bystrický, Peter

Great Moravia on a Half-Way from a Tribe to a State

Steinhübel, Ján

Mojmír ́s Moravia on Border with Frankish (East-Frankish) Empire

Lysý, Miroslav

The Frame of the Early Croatian State in De administrando imperio

Szeberényi, Gábor

The Archaeology of Early Medieval Service Settlements in Eastern Europe

Curta, Florin

Model of the Central European Medieval State: between innovation and tradition? Towards the continuity and discontinuity in history of Czech historiography after 1948

Kalhous, David

The Beginnings of the Polish State on a Basis of the Most Recent Archaeological and Historical Research

Sikorski, Dariusz Andrzej

Receiving Christianity in Poland, Bohemia and Hungary from the Ninth to the Eleventh Century Similarities and Differences in the Reception of Christianity and the Creation of the Higher Level of the Ecclesiastical Hierarchy

Kiss Gergely Bálint

Ruler's Power and Its Representation in Medieval Central Europe (10th – 13th Century)

Zupka, Dušan

FORUM HISTORIAE 2/2014:
Power and State in Medieval Europe

EDITORS:
Pavol Hudáček - Rastislav Kožiak

TRANSLATIONS FROM/INTO ENGLISH:
Zuzana Orságová

TRANSLATION FROM POLISH:
Gabriela Zaťková

TRANSLATION FROM HUNGARIAN:
Tünde Lengyelová

SLOVAK LANGUAGE PROOFREADING:
Viera Luptáková

TITLE IMAGE:
Lewis chessmen. A group of 12th-century chess pieces carved in walrus ivory

GRAPHIC DESIGN:
Juraj Benko

AUTHORS:
Peter Bystrický
Florin Curta
Pavol Hudáček
David Kalhous
Gergely Bálint Kiss
Miroslav Lysý
Dariusz Andrzej Sikorski
Ján Steinhübel
Gábor Szeberényi
Dušan Zupka

Forum Historiae 2/2014 "Power and State in Medieval Europe" was supported by the Slovak Research and Development Agency under contract no. APVV-0051-12 "Stredoveké hrady na Slovensku : Život, kultúra, spoločnosť" and is outcome of the VEGA grant no. 2/0109/14 "Komunikácia a spôsoby šírenia informácií v stredoveku".

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Power and State in Medieval Europe

Kingdom, Monarchy or State? : On the Topic of Using a Concept of State in the Early Middle Ages.

Germanic Kingship

Great Moravia on a Half-Way from a Tribe to a State

Mojmír ́s Moravia on Border with Frankish (East-Frankish) Empire

The Frame of the Early Croatian State in De administrando imperio

The Archaeology of Early Medieval Service Settlements in Eastern Europe

Model of the Central European Medieval State: between innovation and tradition? Towards the continuity and discontinuity in history of Czech historiography after 1948

The Beginnings of the Polish State on a Basis of the Most Recent Archaeological and Historical Research

Receiving Christianity in Poland, Bohemia and Hungary from the Ninth to the Eleventh Century Similarities and Differences in the Reception of Christianity and the Creation of the Higher Level of the Ecclesiastical Hierarchy

Ruler's Power and Its Representation in Medieval Central Europe (10th – 13th Century)

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