K dějinám Šluknovska v 13. a 14. století

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The most northerly promontory of Bohemia offers, on a small area, the grounds for resolving very complex historical questions. There is indeed a great lack of written and narrated historical sources, up to the time of Václav IV. It is not yet clear, when Šluknovsko was first settled, or how it came to be considered a part of Bohemia; judging from the fact that the greater part of the area belonged to the Diocese of Meissen, this was not always the case. The same is true of the manor of Honštejn, (Hohenstein???) today in Saxony, which was the property of the Berkas of Dubá up to the mid-fifteenth century; it was regarded as Czech possession, and long ruled together with Šluknovsko. It was not until archaeology came to the rescue that the missing written records could be substituted. Traces of six medieval castels and forts have been found in the micinity of Šluknovsko, in the sandstone rock formations of the "Czech Switzerland"; the results of the archaeologist´s study will help to complement the written records and confirm or correct them. This study must, of course, take into account the interpretation of the latter material. … celý popis

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Hlavní autor

Richard Klos, 1924-2007

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Publikováno v

Historická geografie. -- ISSN 0323-0988. -- Roč. 28 (1995), s. 63-69

Témata

13.-14. století

historická geografie

historical geography

Šluknov (Česko : oblast)

Šluknov Region (Czechia)

studie

studies

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