Información General

• Autores: Tibor Martí (coord.), Roberto Quirós Rosado (coord.)
• Editores: Brepols Publishers NV
• Año de publicación: 2021
• País: Bélgica
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-2-503-58134-7, 978-2-503-58133-0
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  • Eagles Looking East and West: Dynasty, Ritual and Representation in Habsburg Hungary and Spain

    Roberto Quirós Rosado, Tibor Martí

    Razón española: Revista bimestral de pensamiento, ISSN 0212-5978, Nº. 229, 2022, pág. 127

  • MARTÍ, Tibor y QUIRÓS ROSADO, Roberto (eds.), "Eagles Looking East and West. Dynasty, Ritual and Representation in Habsburg Hungary and Spain", Brepols, Turnhout, 2021

    Fernando Negredo del Cerro (res.)

    Tiempos modernos: Revista Electrónica de Historia Moderna, ISSN-e 1699-7778, Vol. 13, Nº. 47, 2023, págs. 360-364

Resumen

• Symbolised by the ‘double-headed eagle’ looking East and West, the Habsburg dynasty constituted a universal power structure in the early modern era. The dynasty’s Spanish and Austrian branches created a code of shared identity, one which also encompassed their religious piety and their ability to pitch the Austriacum Imperium against multiple enemies worldwide.

  The present volume investigates the construction of the dynasty’s political image in two spheres, the Kingdom of Hungary and the Spanish monarchy, between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries. Fifteen Hungarian, Czech and Spanish specialists offer comparative perspectives on the Habsburg era during this convulsive period of European history, addressing topics including diplomatic links, dynastic ritual and representation, and the Order of the Golden Fleece. In covering a wide range of themes, their contributions aim towards a better understanding of the emergence of new political attitudes in the Western world prior to the Enlightenment.

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Listado de artículos

• • Dynastic links between far lands: The kingdom of Hungary and the Spanish monarchy in the early modern age

    Tibor Martí, Roberto Quirós Rosado

    págs. 15-26

    

  • Part I. A ritualized dynasty: The ceremonies of the Habsburgs

    • Funerals and coronations: Dynastic heraldic representation in Central Europe from the fifteenth to the early seventeenth century

      Géza Palffy

      págs. 29-53

      

    • Swearing in, Crowning and Proclaiming the Habsburgs in the Kingdoms of Spain

      Alfredo Pablo Floristán Imízcoz

      págs. 55-75

      

    • Festivities celebrating the coronations of the Habsburgs Maximilian and Rudolf as king of Hungary in Pozsony/Bratislava, 1563 and 1572

      Borbála Gulyás

      págs. 77-95

      

    • The funerals of the emperor Rudolf II in the Spanish monarchy, 1612

      Vaclav Buzek, Pavel Marek

      págs. 97-119

      

    • Printed political representations of the coronation of Joseph I as king of Hungary, 1687

      Nóra G. Etényi

      págs. 121-158

      

    • Archduke Charles of the House of Habsburg’s proclamation of accession to the throne of Spain and his inauguration as king of Aragon, 1703-6

      János Kalmár

      págs. 159-165

      

    • Political representation at the coronations of Hungarian kings in the first half of the eighteenth century

      Fanni Hende

      págs. 167-177

      

  • Part II. One dynasty, two branches: Political interaction and self-representation of the eastern and western Habsburgs

    • Quarrelling brothers: The fraternal relationship of Charles V and Ferdinand I and their attitudes towards Hungary

      Zoltán Korpás

      págs. 181-195

      

    • The king of Hungary and the cardinal of Toledo: The creation of a common dynastic image around the two Ferdinands, 1631-35

      Rubén González Cuerva

      págs. 197-215

      

    • The kingdom of Hungary in essays and other writings of Diego Saavedra Fajardo in the years 1630-50

      Tibor Monostori

      págs. 217-230

      

    • Hymenaeus in The Hague: Inaugural and dynastic celebrations of Spanish diplomats in the United Provinces, 1649

      Cristina Bravo Lozano

      págs. 231-248

      

    • Hungarian members of the Order of the Golden Fleece: The importance of a Habsburg chivalric order in seventeenth-century Hungary

      Tibor Martí

      págs. 249-270

      

    • Moribus antiquis: Dynasty, political strategy and Burgundian court ceremonial during the genesis of the Austrian Golden Fleece, 1709-13

      Roberto Quirós Rosado

      págs. 271-285

      

    • Court entertainment and relationship networks: Shooting competitions in Charles VI’s Viennese court as social opportunities for the noble elite, 1716-33

      Zsolt Kökényesi

      págs. 287-319