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Jan z Moravy
Author: Ondřej Schmidt
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Jan z Moravy follows a church dignitary of the Luxembourg dynasty between Czech and Italian settings. Based on historical sources, the biography separates his own life from mistaken identities and the shadow of better-known relatives.
Jan z Moravy is a scholarly historical biography by Ondřej Schmidt. It reconstructs the life of a member of the Luxembourg dynasty whose identity was sometimes confused with another figure.
Book information
- Author
- Ondřej Schmidt
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Vyšehrad
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- historická biografie, odborná literatura, středověké dějiny, církevní dějiny
- ISBN
- 978-80-742-9741-0
- Publication date
- 1. January 2017
- Pages
- 296
- Edition
- Velké postavy českých dějin
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-742-9830-1) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-742-9829-5)
What is Jan z Moravy about?
The account follows his path from provost of Vyšehrad through the bishopric of Litomyšl to the patriarchate of Aquileia. It centers on his activities in 1387/88–1394, drawing in part on unpublished Italian sources. The book connects Czech, ecclesiastical, and Italian history with historical memory.
Setting
The Czech lands and the patriarchate of Aquileia.
Who is this book for?
For readers interested in the Luxembourg dynasty and medieval church history.
Book context
Jan z Moravy is a scholarly historical monograph by Ondřej Schmidt, not a work of fiction. Masaryk University records it as a scholarly book published in 2016. A contemporary academic review lists Vyšehrad, 2016, 296 pages, and ISBN 978-80-7429-741-0. SOURCE_FACT represents an electronic edition dated 2017. The supplier categories Povídky, Česká a světová literatura, and LGBT—short stories, Czech and world literature, and LGBT—do not reflect the publication's scholarly nature and are not adopted as literary facts.
Otázky o knihe
Who is listed as the author?
Ondřej Schmidt.
What language is this edition in?
Czech.
How long is this edition?
This edition is listed as 296 pages.
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