From 28 to 30 May 2026, the international conference Archbishop Jan of Jenštejn: Politics, Liturgy, Devotion and Art around 1400 will take place at the Pontifical Nepomucenum College (Via Concordia 1, Rome).
The 3rd September School in Medieval Studies will take place in Prague and Leipzig from 14 to 18 September. The application deadline is 15 May.
A collective monograph dedicated to the life anniversary of Blanka Zilynská has been published by Karolinum Press, with contributions from, among others, colleagues from the Centre for Medieval Studies.
At the 63rd meeting of the CMS Fellows, held on Wednesday, 25 March, new Fellows were elected: Zdeněk Beran, David Eben, David Papajík, and Anna Tropia.
Die vernichtende Niederlage im vierten Kreuzzug gegen die böhmischen Hussiten im August 1431 zwang die Repräsentanten des Basler Konzils, Verhandlungen über die Bedingungen eines Friedens
This volume presents an edition of charters issued between 1436 and 1620 for a number of Bohemian and Moravian manorial towns, in which their issuers
This volume makes available to scholars a somewhat underappreciated source from the early sixteenth century. It is an inventory of documents preserved in the archive of the Bohemian Crown at Karlštejn, compiled by the estates of the realm after the completion of the legal code known as the Vladislav Land Ordinance (Vladislavské zřízení zemské). The resulting inventory is known in Czech historiography as the Registrum of Ten Chests of the Privileges of the Kingdom of Bohemia.
medieval historiograohy and travel writing, didactic method, medievalism
The monograph focuses on the prominent writer and cleric Martin Lupáč of Újezd († 1468), who played a key role in the history of Czech Utraquism.
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