Капетинги
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It is enough to realize a simple fact: after Hugo Kapet occupied the throne in 987, for almost nine hundred years, all the kings of France, without exception, have been his descendants. Therefore, it will not be a big exaggeration to say that the Capetings determined the position of France in the modern world. And this despite the fact that the first kings of the dynasty were so weak that their vassals, as if mocking them, built locks within the royal domain. Charles Bird-Dutayi talks about how the weakness of power was overcome and, in fact, French statehood was created, as in the XII-XIII centuries four rulers-Philip-August, Louis VIII, Blanca of Castille and Louis IX Saint-by various tricks found the support of the Church , the nobility and the emerging bourgeoisie and how the cult of the monarchy arose, and the new class of officials who grew around the kings made this cult omnipotent.
Charles Bird-Dutayi (1868–1947)-an outstanding French media historian, specialist in medieval history of France and England
Charles Bird-Dutayi (1868–1947)-an outstanding French media historian, specialist in medieval history of France and England
Author:
Author:Bird Dutayi Charles
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91678-716-0
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