Author
Whelan; Mark ; Jalu_ka; Matou_ ; Mat_jkov�; Jana Fantysov� ; Scales; Len ; Burkhardt; Julia ; Toussaint; Gia ; Theisen; Maria ; Panu_kov�; Lenka ; Schmidt; Ond_ej ; Smilansky; Uri
Year
2024
Publisher
Boydell & Brewer
Language
English
Pages
32
ISBN
978-1-80543-218-0
Last Update
17-Dec-2025
Keywords
Language & Literature ; European Studies ; History
Dynastic presence, feudal allegiances, and military cooperation between the house of Luxembourg and the late Capetian and early Valois kings of France are easy to demonstrate. Influence and individuals’ identities, however, are much harder to substantiate, as they go beyond familial affiliation. Tags are often misleading. Indeed, this contribution characterizes as anachronistic the notion of a dynastic, genetic, definable ‘Luxembourgness’ which circulated across Europe with the movement of single family members. It is engaged with here as a means to consider the importance of affiliation and influence beyond the body of the ruler, and as applicable also to the agendas...
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