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205:) of the nobility. He supported the imperial churches and their leading representatives in many ways, but also tied them intensively to imperial service. He is regarded as the founder of the Ottonian-Salian "imperial church system", which, however, should not be misunderstood to mean that the church was used as a compliant instrument for the monarchy and against the nobility. For this ruler of the tenth century, consensus-building was an indispensable prerequisite for governance. To do this, he had to integrate different groups and interests, reward outcomes and merits appropriately, and honor his loyal followers. Power politics and asserting one's own interests, on the other hand, were in essence not what was expected of a ruler at that time. From this perspective, many of the difficulties that Otto faced can be explained, like the temporary successes of his various opponents as well as the positive evaluations they received from many contemporaries. However, his contemporaries and posterity have always acknowledged that he went his own way unwaveringly and ultimately successfully. The nickname 'the Great' was already given to him by his contemporaries. 181:), consultations and assemblies were important for building consensus, although absolute consensus was not needed and consensus could also be enforced by might, but the monarches could not always coerce and likely had no desire to rule absolutely without consent. The consensus through which the monarch cooperated with the princes would become disturbed in the Salian period. This does not mean that Otto was not a strong-willed ruler or just a mediator. By contrast, as Laudage writes, even as a young ruler, Otto "consciously accomplished a break in continuity and set himself apart from his father by more strongly emphasizing his decision-making power and authority". Partly inheriting conflicts with the nobles from his father's reign, partly creating such conflicts himself by vigorously defending his rights to allocate offices and intervening in the nobility's power structure, in the end, he emerged victorious from those conflicts (the most serious came from his own family). 678:
to dismount from his horse and proceed on foot. He tied his horse off to a nearby tree and went on to pursue the deer for some time. In Ramm’s absence his horse became agitated and nervously pawed at the ground. In repeatedly doing so the horse unearthed a large nugget of metallic ore. Upon Ramm’s return he found the nugget, which he immediately took to his king. By the color and weight of the ore, King Otto could tell it was of great value. He called for his miners to be sent out to investigate. The miners found silver and other metals of such quality and in such quantity as had never before been seen in all of Christendom. The Emperor was so pleased that he named the mountain Rammelsberg after Ramm, and he declared the stream that ran nearby the mines to be named after Ramm’s Wife, Gosa (Goslarer Museum 2017). The town that grew up around the stream was called Goslar and the beer that was brewed from the stream’s water was called Gose."
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generally see his generalship in a positive light. Franke notes that the hallmark of his generalship was his ability to conduct multiple campaigns on multiple fronts in one year, although his rule began with minor defeat against the Bohemians, and his Italian campaigns were not as successful as campaigns in the north. Up until Lechfeld, he faced repeated trouble in ensuring cooperation from the aristocrats with his chosen commanders. Kohler notes that he had an ability to turn weakness into strength, was cool and calm and knew how to inspire his troops in the face of difficulty, was merciful when dealing with internal rebels but totally ruthless to foreign opponents. The year of 955 was the foremost example. Facing enemies on two fronts, he was able to destroy the Hungarians before return to deal with the Slavs.
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leaders a problematic term on its own.). In Becher's opinion, there were five areas Otto achieved lasting contributions to the Empire he ruled: "his work in combatting the rebellions directed against himself, his policy towards the West Frankish Empire, his victory over the Hungarians on the Lechfeld, the mission to the areas up to the Oder and the imperial coronation". Becher emphasizes that, he did not complete these achievements alone: "Otto certainly always coordinated his actions with a group of advisers headed by his wives
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Germany peace and security from foreign attack, and the preeminent position that he won as ruler gave him a sort of hegemony in Europe. His Italian policy and the acquisition of the imperial crown constituted a link with the old Carolingian tradition and was to prove a great responsibility for the German people in the future. All areas under Otto’s rule prospered, and the resultant flowering of culture has been called the Ottonian renaissance.
1376:, 1726) with music attributed to Luigi Tavelli and text by Michel Angiolo Boccardi tells the following story: "After murdering the Eastern emperor, the tyrant Nicophoros Phocas worried that the widowed empress Nicaea would ascend to the throne. To smooth his own way to a higher post, he offered the hand of his daughter to the emperor Otto . He later regretted not having offered her instead to seal an alliance with the Persian king, Tigraes". 152:, Ernst DĂĽmmler, "the author of the most detailed description of Otto's government to date", described a "youthful upswing, a national trend went through the hearts of the people under Emperor Otto " Writing in 1926, Robert Holtzmann continued this sentiment, praising Otto as the ruler who "showed the way and goal of Medieval German history, and not only initiated the German imperial period, but truly dominated it for centuries to come." 223: 239:
officials, the vassals in response created their own ministeriales. But Otto made a good arrangement by incorporating the resources of the church system, that provided administrative skills and wealth. This arrangement worked until the Church's ambition to develop its own corporate structure clashed with the secular rulers. However, the decentralized nature of societies would foster democracy in the long run.
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Western Europe. on the back of a well-built administration system inherited from the Carolingians and ultimately the Ancient Romans (and expanded by the Ottonian themselves), which was able to mobilize resources for very large armies (as shown by archaeological excavations) and successful conduct of operations. In combination with extensive diplomatic activities, this allowed the Ottonian rulers to succeed.
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tying the Church firmly to his government. The intervention in Italy tied the fates of Germany and Italy. Later, German rulers, notably his grandson Otto III (who was considered more idealistic and less practical than his grandfather), would be criticized by nineteenth century historians for weakening Germany's own nationality in favour of the universal ideal and their role as protectors of Italy.
852:, most likely a portrayal of Otto I (together with two maiden flanking him), erected in 1240 and now in the Kulturhistorischen Museum Magdeburg (a famous copy stands at the Alten Markt) is Germany's oldest equestrian statue. As the founder of the city and the diocese, Otto has always had an important role in the city's culture of remembrance. Since 2010, the city has been called the 707: 636: 1306:, 1715) with Music attributed to Antonio Lotti and text by Antonio Maria Lucchini, dedicated to Karl, Landgrave of Hesse). The main story is about the historical Phocas, who murdered Maurice in 602 to control the Eastern Roman Empire and ruled until 610. But the account is tangled anachronistically with tales of Otto the Great, his son (Otto) and Honoria. 3467: 656:
in 1914 showed that the Holy Lance could not have been manufactured before the eighth century AD. At the Court Diet of Worms in 926, King Henry I acquired the Holy Lance from the Burgundian King Rudolf II, who had received it in 922 from Count Samson along with the rulership of Italy, in exchange for
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and Otto I, royal or imperial rulership has been seen as a phenomenon that happened both above and in the conflicts between magnates. The princes were partners in policy formulating processes and the monarch's position could only develop gradually. This was by no means a continuous process with clear
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While he claimed the ideal of the universal empire that Charlemagne once represented, traditional and modern historians have noted the practical aspect of his intervention in Italy, which on some level was a reaction to the Pope's interference with ecclesiastic princes in Germany, and his program of
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and notes that both reserve special focus for the role of "staged and symbolic actions, gestures and other non-verbal forms of communication"; both note that the rulers' politics were more improvised than planned (this also reflects on the nature of medieval politics in general): "It was not through
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was introduced, replacing Henry – unlike the other two emperor, Otto is depicted in a serious, reverent manner. The bird on his shoulder is similar to the bird on Bianca's bonnet, seemingly a representation of the female power and influence on the throne (Otto has a reputation of working in harmony
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silver mine was found in 970: "Legend has it that during the rule of the Saxon Emperor, Otto the Great, a hunting party, led by his most favored hunter Ramm, was tracking a deer through theforest in the foothills of the Harz mountains. "The terrain became steep and the forest thick, so Ramm decided
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Unlike his heirs, Otto only learned to read at age thirty. It was under his reign that Ottonian architecture was first developed. Blending Mediterranean, Byzantine and Christian influence with Germanic elements, it was an innovative style reflecting the high regards the Ottonian architects had for
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Brian Downing opines that societies in Western Europe remained decentralized throughout the Middle Ages and Otto was no more successful than Charlemagne in ensuring aristocratic fealty in the long term. Although the Ottonians and their Salic and Hohenstaufen successors built their systems of local
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which was usually perceived during the nineteenth century has been questioned by more recent sources. Modern historians explore the emperor's capability as a consensus builder, as well as the participation of princes in contemporary politics and the important roles played by female actors (notably
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David Bachrach notes that Henry I (the Fowler) and Otto the Great achieved the remarkable feat of waging war across the whole of Europe, from the Oder to the Seine and from the Baltic Sea to the Adriatic and Mediterranean, recreating Charlemagne's empire and establishing themselves as hegemons of
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Purposefulness, resoluteness and success characterize Otto's reign. Dealing with the conflicting interests of royalty, nobility and church, he defended the royal decision-making prerogatives against aristocratic interests, particularly during the early stages of his reign. However, he also showed
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Otto I’s achievement rests mainly on his consolidation of the Reich. He deliberately made use of the bishops to strengthen his rule and thus created that “Ottonian church system of the Reich” that was to provide a stable and long-lasting framework for Germany. By his victorious campaigns, he gave
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in 939, in which Otto I prevailed against opponents within the empire, and in the Battle of Lechfeld in 955, in which the Hungarians were finally defeated by King Otto I. However, work by scientists from the University of Vienna did not reveal any typical signs of battle on the tip of the lance.
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Becher opines that describing Otto as the great leader who found the German Empire or a pioneer of (Western) Europe against "the East" would be misleading, because Otto and his contemporaries did not think in such terms (Becher also considers the epithet "the Great" as usually applied to notable
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The Story of the Greatest Nations: A Comprehensive History, Extending from the Earliest Times to the Present ... Including Chronological Summaries and Pronouncing Vocabularies for Each Nation; and the World's Famous Events, Told in a Series of Brief Sketches Forming a Single Continuous Story of
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Otto's military ability has been discussed quite frequently. Writing in 1982, Karl Leyser noted that there were dispute, but on the level of combining the military and the political in exploiting his victories. it was indisputable that his vision did not fall short of a Clausewitz. Recent works
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and he continuously depended on the support of as many influential people as possible." Wozniak opines that Becher's work is a suitable introduction to Otto, that is not overloaded with too many details, but notes that the influence of female characters are not shown enough.
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the south-west corner of East Francia (the city of Basel). The legend soon grew that Henry I owed his victory over the dreaded Hungarian army in the Battle of Riade on the Unstrut in 933 solely to the use of the Holy Lance. The lance is also said to have been used at the
922:, depicting the battle of Lechfeld. Otto, wearing a winged helmet and riding a white horse, was trampling upon a bare-chested Hungarian. Harald Jakobs opines that the painting shows Otto's spirit controlling the wildness of the Magyars, represented by mad-looking horses. 748:(who, as Otto's vassal, probably converted to Christianity either because Otto forced him to do so or as a calculated move to gain the emperor's friendship). Reportedly, Otto chased away an invasion force led by Harald, driving them beyond the northernmost point of 741:. The chronology does not match though. The legend and the export of Ursuline relics reflected the tie between the city and the Anglo side, as well as the growing commercial and ecclesiastic relations between Köln and other European locales of the time. 339:
According to Ullmann, "The Saxon dynasty, established by Henry I in 919, during the reign of his son, Otto the Great (936–973), had rapidly become the leading European power, territorially, militarily, economically, and also to some extent culturally."
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In the recent decades, scholars had revised certain important concepts about medieval politics, not only concerning Germany but also Western and Central Europe in general. Beginning with Gerd Althoff and
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mathematical sciences. There was no centre of cultural or literary patronage yet, but learning was encouraged and scholars and artists were summoned by the court from Italy or Constantinople.
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denn der junge Herrscher hat auch bewußt einen Kontinuitätsbruch vollzogen und sich durch stärkere Akzentuierung seiner Entscheidungsvollmacht und Autorität von seinem Vater absetzen
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by a Count Hoolfus, who was sent on behalf of Emperor Otto to ask for the hand of Edith. He was introduced to the tale of Saint Ursula and the Virgin Martyrs by the Canterbury Bishop
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Drews, Wolfram; Flüchter, Antje; Dartmann, Christoph; Gengnagel, Jörg; Höfert, Almut; Kolditz, Sebastian; Oesterle, Jenny Rahel; Schilling, Ruth; Schwedler, Gerald (19 May 2015).
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In the nineteenth century, Otto the Great was often considered a leader who brought the Germans the first place among European people. In his and R. Köpke's 1876
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Schneidmüller, Bernd (2010). "Kaiser sein im spätmittelalterlichen Europa: Spielregeln zwischen Weltherrschaft und Gewöhnlichkeit". In Garnier, Claudia (ed.).
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are planning various events, including exhibitions, educational programs and expert talks honouring Otto's last journey to his homeland, now in Saxony-Anhalt.
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A Global Chronology of Conflict: From the Ancient World to the Modern Middle East [6 volumes]: From the Ancient World to the Modern Middle East
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Musikalien-Katalog von L. Schwann, DĂĽsseldorf: Katholische Kirchen-Musik, Cantaten, Festspiele, LiederbĂĽcher, Verschiedene andere Musikalien
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St. Ursula and the Eleven Thousand Virgins of Cologne: Relics, Reliquaries and the Visual Culture of Group Sanctity in Late Medieval Europe
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of Otto I, (use from 936 to 961, during the time he used the title of King), shows him with a lance and shield. The lance depicted is the
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Herrscherdarstellung: zur Disposition mittelalterlichen Aussageverhaltens : untersucht an Texten ĂĽber Rudolf I. von Habsburg
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More than Mere Spectacle: Coronations and Inaugurations in the Habsburg Monarchy during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
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is a 1899 five-act drama about Otto's son Liudolf. At the last scene, Liudolf reconciled with his father after saving his life.
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Liudolf: A Historical Drama of the Time of Otto the Great : in Five Acts for Colleges, Young Men's Societies, Etc
2673:"Das schöne Detail... Brunnen, TĂĽrme, Figuren :: Brunnen und Wasserspiele/in Deutschland :: Bad Gandersheim" 1019:. Baur built a red sandstone four-sided stele or obelisk at the centre of a granite basin of the fountain, now called 615:
Reich, Regionen und Europa in Mittelalter und Neuzeit. Festschrift fĂĽr Peter Moraw (= Historische Forschungen. Bd. 67)
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flexibility, as shown by the recognition of dynastic succession, which enabled continuity in the ruling entities (
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The Reach of the Republic of Letters: Literary and Learned Societies in the Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe
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and then threw his spear into the North Sea, signalling that this was the limit of the emperor's sovereignty.
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Trevor Ravenscroft recounts that he was its first possessor, and that a previous Holy Spear that belonged to
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A History of Germany, from the Earliest Times: Founded on Dr. David MĂĽller's "History of the German People."
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Charles Albrecht of Wittelsbach, later Holy Roman Emperor (the only non-Habsburg emperor of the late Empire)
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Die deutschen Herrscher des Mittelalters: historische Portraits von Heinrich I. bis Maximilian I. (919-1519)
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Die Krone von Gott historischer Roman ĂĽber Kaiser Otto den GroĂźen und den Kampf fĂĽr ein einheitliches Reich
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Die Krone von Gott historischer Roman ĂĽber Kaiser Otto den GroĂźen und den Kampf fĂĽr ein einheitliches Reich
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Opera Hrosvite, illvstris virginis et monialis germane, gente Saxonica orte, nvper a Conrado Celte inventa
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Opera Hrosvite, illustris virginis et monialis Germane, gente Saxonica orte, nuper a Conrado Celte inventa
4258:(Vollständige Taschenbuchausgabe der bei LĂĽbbe Ehrenwirth erschienenen Hardcoverausgabe ed.). Köln. 1322: 269: 120: 4719: 2648: 2412:
The Military Revolution and Political Change: Origins of Democracy and Autocracy in Early Modern Europe
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Illustrierte Weltgeschichte fĂĽr das Volk: Geschichte des Mittelalters, von L. F. Dieffenbach und andere
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Franke, David P. (2010). "Narrative". In Rogers, Clifford J.; Caferro, William; Reid, Shelley (eds.).
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Family, Commerce, and Religion in London and Cologne: Anglo-German Emigrants, C.1000-c.1300
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long-term plans that dominance was achieved, but a long chain of instantaneous decisions."
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patterns. In this form of rulership, called "consensual rulership" by Bernd SchneidmĂĽller (
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Genealogy of the Ottonians with Heinricus rex and Methildis regina in the double circle (
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Ottonische Neuanfänge: Symposion zur Ausstellung "Otto der Grosse, Magdeburg und Europa"
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Otto des Grossen Beziehungen zu Magdeburg (Otto the Great and his relation to Magdeburg)
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The scene of Hrosvitha presenting her work to Otto (not recorded in historical accounts)
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gained him, according to historian Jim Bradburn, a reputation as the great champion of
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History and Illumined by a Complete Series of Notable Illustrations ... of All Lands
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The Construction of Ottonian Kingship: Narratives and Myth in Tenth-century Germany
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Heinrich der 'Vogler' Hertzog zu Braunschweig, nachmahls Erwehlter Teutscher Käyser
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The Creation of Feminist Consciousness: From the Middle Ages to Eighteen-seventy
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The Origins of the German Principalities, 1100-1350: Essays by German Historians
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with text attributed to Antonio Salvi, is a 1739 work with Otto as its subject.
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The year of 2023 will be the 1050th commemoration of the emperor's death. The
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German King Otto the Great (912-973) and his relation to the city of Magdeburg
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Monarchische Herrschaftsformen der Vormoderne in transkultureller Perspektive
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Kirchweger, Franz; Wolf, Gunther G.; Wien, Kunsthistorisches Museum (2005).
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Otto I and Adelheid nehmen Abschied vom Grabe Ediths, seiner ersten Gattin
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Otto I, conqueror of the Slavs and the Wends, enters the city of Magdeburg
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Otto I and Adelheid nehmen Abschied vom Grabe Ediths, seiner ersten Gattin
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Buhr, Christian; Waltenberger, Michael; Zegowitz, Bernd (6 April 2021).
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Hrotsvitha; Kulmbach, Hans von; DĂĽrer, Albrecht; Celtis, Konrad (1501).
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Heinrich I. und Otto der Grosse : Neubeginn auf karolingischem Erbe
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Mittelalterrezeption im Musiktheater: Ein stoffgeschichtliches Handbuch
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The Elbe Cycle Route: Elberadweg - Czechia and Germany to the North Sea
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Kaiser Otto der Grosse, begonnen von R. Köpke, vollendet von E. Dümmler
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Illustrierte Weltgeschichte fĂĽr das Volk: Geschichte des Mittelalters
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is a 1907 opera in three acts by Bernhard Karlipp about the emperor.
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Plaque with Christ Receiving Magdeburg Cathedral from Emperor Otto I
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Deutsche Dichter der frĂĽhen Neuzeit (1450-1600): Ihr Leben und Werk
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The Oxford Encyclopedia of Medieval Warfare and Military Technology
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Im Schatten der Kaiser: Helden, Heilige und Halunken im Mittelalter
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with text by Roderich Fels, is a 1881 work about Otto and Adelaide.
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Otto I zieht als Sieger ĂĽber die Slawen und Wenden in Magdeburg ein
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Otto I zieht als Sieger ĂĽber die Slawen und Wenden in Magdeburg ein
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Kaiser Otto I., verkleinerte Replik der Statue am Reichstagsgebäude
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König Otto's Brautfahrt: historisch-romantische Oper in drie Akten
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had mysteriously disappeared before Otto came to possession of it.
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Heinrich I. und Otto der Grosse: Neubeginn auf karolingischem Erbe
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Index


Michael Echter
Otto I
Holy Roman Empire
Henry the Fowler
Charlemagne
Battle of Lechfeld
Christendom
Ottonian Renaissance
nationalist
political strongman
Eadgyth
Adelaide of Italy

Otto von Corvin
Frederick Barbarossa
Alfred the Great
King Saint Stephen
William the Conqueror
Hugh Capet
Charlemagne
Ludwig Burger

Magdeburg Cathedral
Hagen Keller
Henry the Fowler
Eadgyth
Adelheid

Ottonian Renaissance

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