Psal tzv. Kanovník vyšehradský opravdu na Vyšehradě? První Kosmův pokračovatel v kontextu dějepisectví přemyslovského věku
| Title in English | Did the so-called Canon of Vyšehrad actually write at Vyšehrad? The First Successor of Cosmas in the Context of Historiography of the Premyslid Era |
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| Year of publication | 2015 |
| Type | Article in Periodical |
| Magazine / Source | Český časopis historický |
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| Field | History |
| Keywords | Cosmas; the first successor of Cosmas; Prague Chapter; Vyšehrad Chapter; historiography; the Czech Lands; Premyslid dynasty |
| Description | The first continuation of The Chronicle of the Czechs by Cosmas, in which a well informed contemporary chronicled the news relating to the years 1126–1141, has been a matter of huge interest for historians primarily for its unclear provenance. Although the opinion that the author of those reports was a Canon of the Vyšehrad Chapter has prevailed for more than one hundred years, all those arguments which seem to point out that the mysterious chronicler was rather a member of the Metropolitan Chapter at St Vitus Cathedral, where the Cosmas Chronicle itself also originated, have not been adequately considered. |