Diplomacy in the era of change: Tudors and Roman Kuria (1485-1558)
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The book highlights the issues of the history of diplomacy and international relations, the formation of national states and the development of political culture of the late Middle Ages and the early New Age. The author’s attention is focused on how diplomatic relations between the Roman chicken and representatives of the English Tudor dynasty-Henry VII (1485-1509), Henry VIII (1509-1547), as well as Queen Maria I (1555-1558) The choice of this period, who abounded by sharp turns in the field of political and church ideology, is indicated in the title as a “era of change”, which makes the work relevant from the point of view of the history of the English reformation and counter -reformation. The work presents a sociocultural analysis of the personal composition of the English diplomatic missions accredited by the Holy Suriper, the features of the provisions of the diplomats of this direction, which, remaining in the service of the English king, could simultaneously become the ministers of the Roman Kuria. Special attention is paid to the reconstruction of the embassy ceremonial when taking the papal representatives in England and vice versa, and the symbolic significance of the gifts that Roman dads and English monarchs exchanged are also investigated.
The book is written on the basis of numerous published and archival sources, using extensive historiography in several foreign languages and is addressed to both specialists in the history and culture of Western Europe, and all interested readers
The book is written on the basis of numerous published and archival sources, using extensive historiography in several foreign languages and is addressed to both specialists in the history and culture of Western Europe, and all interested readers
Author:
Author:Domina Ekaterina Gennadievna
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Series:
Series: Mediaevalia
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-98712-096-5
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