Barbara Celjska - vladarica Evrope

(študija primera)

Petra Zalokar (Author), Milan Jazbec (Mentor)

Abstract

Magistrsko delo Barbara Celjska – Vladarica Evrope v celoti obravnava potomko nekoč najbolj ozemeljsko dominantne slovenske rodbine Celjskih grofov, od 1436 Celjskih knezov. Barbara, najmlajša hči Hermana II in Ane Schaunberške, je v prvi polovici 15. stoletja veljala za najbolj pomembno žensko na širšem ozemlju osrednje Evrope, ambiciozno in dobro obdarjeno (preskrbljeno) s strani svojega očeta ter predvidoma iz političnih razlogov in želje svojega očeta, poročeno z mnogo starejšim vdovcem Sigismundom, kraljem Luxembourg-a, Ogrske in Češke ter cesarjem Avstro-Ogrske monarhije. Njeno bivanje na slovenskem ozemlju verjetno ni trajalo dlje od zaroke, v Celje, mesto ob Savinji, pa se ni nikoli več vrnila. Znatno obdarjena z jutrnjimi posestmi in vladarskimi naslovi, t.j. kraljica Ogrske, Češke in cesarica Svetega rimskega cesarstva, ki jih je prejela od svojega moža kot poročna darila, je postala najbogatejša ženska in ni je bilo, ki bi se lahko merila z njeno izobrazbo in inteligenco. Vodenje oblasti in opravljanja poslov je kasneje, zaradi stalne Sigismundove odsotnosti z dvora, v celoti prešlo v njene roke kot samozavestne in pogumne vladarice posebnih osebnih lastnosti in modrosti, ki je reševala težave tako politično kot diplomatsko, izdajala je pomembne listine in, ki je živela in vladala v obdobju prvotne diplomacije. Zato jo lahko štejemo za prvo diplomatko slovenskega porekla.

Keywords

srednji vek;Žovneški;Celjski grofje;Barbara Celjska;kralj Sigismund;jutrnja;vladar;Evropa;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2021
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	FDŠ
Publisher:	[P. Zalokar]
UDC:	93/94"653"497.4Celje)
COBISS:	77834243
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	The master thesis Barbara of Celje – The Sovereign of Europe discusses the descendant from one of once the most territorially-dominant noble Slovene family, The Counts of Celje, from 1436 also The Princes. Herman II and Ana Schaunberška’s youngest daughter Barbara was renowned as one of the most noteworthy women within the broader Central European region at the dawn of the 15th century, ambitiously and keenly provided by her father, and presumably from politically motivated reasons and on her father’s favour, married with much elder widower Sigismund, the King of Luxembourg, Hungary, Bohemian and the Emperor of Roman-German monarchy. Her sojourn on Slovene territory was probably as long as until her engagement, and she never got back to Celje-upon-Savinja again. Considerably endowed by properties in land as marital gifts, and titles of nobility by Sigismund, i.e. the Queen of Hungary, Bohemia, and the Empress of the Holy Roman Empire, no woman was wealthier than she and none could have matched with her for education and intelligence. Barbara’s governance and business affairs were later totally handed to her due to Sigismund’s frequent absences from the court, a self-confident and courageous sovereign of specific characteristics and wisdom, sorting out inconveniences most politically and diplomatically, issuing important documents, living and governing in the period of early diplomacy. Hence we understand her as the first female diplomat of the Slovene origin.
Secondary keywords:	middle ages;lords of Žovnek;counts of Celje;Barbara Celjska;king Sigismund;marital present from husband;sovereign;Europe;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Fakulteta za državne in evropske študije
Source comment:	Mag. delo 2. stopnje bolonjskega študija; Nasl. z nasl. zaslona; Opis vira z dne 7. 7. 2022;
Pages:	1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (146 str.))
ID:	15882520