Das Große Ã-sterreichische Hausprivilegium Von 1156 Und Das Archivwesen In Bayern

“Das Große Ã-sterreichische Hausprivilegium Von 1156 Und Das Archivwesen In Bayern” explores the historical significance of the Privilegium Minus of 1156, a foundational document in Austrian history. Authored by Joseph von Hormayr, this work delves into the legal and political context surrounding the granting of special privileges to Austria by the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I. The book examines the impact of this charter on Austria's development and its relationship with Bavaria, with particular attention to archival practices in Bavaria. It provides valuable insights into medieval legal and administrative systems, making it an essential resource for historians and legal scholars interested in Central European history.

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