Trans-regnal Kingship in the Thirteenth Century

Trans-regnal Kingship in the Thirteenth Century

Veranstalter
Nicholas Vincent (University of East Anglia, Norwich); Jörg Peltzer (Universität Heidelberg/University of East Anglia, Norwich) (British Academy Global Professorship)
Ausrichter
British Academy Global Professorship
Veranstaltungsort
German Historical Institute London, 17 Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2NJ, UK
PLZ
WC1A 2NJ
Ort
London
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United Kingdom
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In Präsenz
Vom - Bis
23.03.2023 - 25.02.2023
Von
Jörg Peltzer, Universität Heidelberg / University of East Anglia, Norwich

Trans-regnal Kingship in the Thirteenth Century

Trans-regnal Kingship in the Thirteenth Century

Our conference aims to examine the phenomenon of trans-regnal kingship across the long thirteenth century. We define trans-regnal kingship in a very broad sense, referring not only to kings ruling over two or more kingdoms, but also to kings ruling over a kingdom and at least one further substantial but distant lordship (as with Charles of Anjou in Sicily). Such composite realms raise the question of centre versus periphery, of core areas versus ephemeral adjuncts, and of the dynamics that united and divided such parts. Was there, for instance, a stable sense of ‘capital’ or ‘home’ for the ruling dynasty, and if so could this vary over time? We are interested in how contemporaries perceived trans-regnal lordships, how such lordships were governed, and to what extent the ruler was represented in all of his dominions by material means, from small objects such as coins or seals, to major architectural monuments.

If you wish to attend the conference in person or follow its livestream, please register with Adrian Jobson: a.jobson@uea.ac.uk.

Please note that the visit of Westminster abbey is open for the speakers and chairpersons of the conference only.

Programm

Thursday 23 March 2023
Start: 09.30 am

09.30−09.40
Welcome: Christina von Hodenberg (Director, GHIL)

09.40−10.00
Introduction: Jörg Peltzer (Heidelberg/Norwich)

1.) Contemporary Perceptions; Chair: John Sabapathy

10.00−10.45
Frédérique Lachaud (Paris), Trans-regnal Kingship in Thirteenth-Century Political Thought

10.45−11.05
Tea Break

11.05−11.35
Len Scales (Durham), Emperor of Many Peoples: Trans-regnal Monarchy in Thirteenth-Century Chronicles from the Western Empire

11.35−12.05
Björn Weiler (Aberystwyth), Meanings of Empire in Thirteenth-Century England

12.05−12.35
Discussion

2.) The Empire and the Angevin Empire I: Structures; Chair: John Gillingham

14.00−14.30
Jürgen Dendorfer (Freiburg i.Br), The Empire

14.30−15.00
Daniel Power (Swansea), The Angevin Empire in the Thirteenth Century: Survival, Reorganisation and Reorientation

15.00−15.30
Discussion

15.30−16.00
Tea Break

3.) The Empire and the Angevin Empire II: Exercising Justice in the Absence of the King; Chair: Adrian Jobson

16.00−16.30
Martin Kaufhold (Augsburg), King in absentia – Royal Justice in the German Lands

16.30−17.00
Frédéric Boutoulle (Bordeaux), Royal Enquiries in Gascony during the Reign of Henry III

17.00−17.30
Discussion

Friday 24 March 2023
Start: 09.30 am

4.) Crowns up for Grabs? I; Chair: David Carpenter

09.30−10.00
Barbara Bombi (Kent), A Special Case? The Papacy

10.00−10.30
Gregory Lippiatt (Exeter), Holy Opportunity: The Creation of Crusading Principalities in the Thirteenth-Century Mediterranean?

10.30−11.00
Discussion

11.00−11.30
Tea Break

5.) Crowns up for Grabs? II; Chair: David d’Avray

11.30−12.00
Lioba Geis (Köln): Profitemur imperium nichil prorsus iuris habere in regno Sicilie. The Relations between the Empire and Sicily during the Reign of Frederick II

12.00−12.30
David Abulafia (Cambridge), Sicily under the Angevins and Aragonese

12.30−13.00
Discussion

13.30 (Departure)−17.00: Visit to Westminster Abbey led by David Carpenter, London, (by invitation only)

Public Evening Lecture, UCL Darwin Lecture Theatre (from 7pm)

19.15–21.00
William Chester Jordan (Princeton), A Different Path? The Single Crown of Louis IX

Saturday 25 March 2023
Start: 09.30 am

6.) Material Representations; Chair: Marcus Meer

09.30−10.15
Thierry Pécout (St-Etienne), Anjou and Provence

10.15−10.35
Tea Break

10.35−11.05
Paola Vitolo (Napoli), The Many Sicilies? The Architecture of its Rulers in the Thirteenth Century

11.05−11.35
Lindy Grant (Reading), Imposition and Appropriation? Architecture, the Associated Arts, and the Presentation of Rulership in the Shell of the Angevin Empire in the Thirteenth Century

11.35−12.05
Discussion

7.) Round Table Discussion; Chair: Paul Binski

12.00−12.10
Nicholas Vincent (Norwich), Trans-regnal Kingship in the Thirteenth Century

12.10−12.40
Open Discussion

Departure

Kontakt

If you wish to attend the conference in person or follow its livestream, please register with Adrian Jobson: a.jobson@uea.ac.uk.

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