Add to ORKGJoseph II is often considered to be a much travelled emperor. While his travels abroad under the pseudonym of Count Falkenstein have been widely studied, his tours within his own realms are much less researched. Rather than pursuing Romantic adventures, his principal aim was to learn about the political, military and social conditions of his realm and its inhabitants. The purpose of this contribution is to analyse the travels Joseph II undertook in Hungary, Transylvania, Slavonia and the Banat between 1768 and 1773. With the help of examples, the article explores how the various experiences Joseph II had during his visits influenced his ideas, his reform policy and ultimately his practice of rule
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Historical research has not yet adequately answered why there was a large-scale, state-organized set...
This paper is intended to shed some light on several aspects of Queen Maria Theresa’s urbarial regul...
Joseph II is often considered to be a much travelled emperor. While his travels abroad under the pse...
Franz Joseph’s reign, one of the longest in European history, spanned from the Revolutions of 1848 t...
Historians have debated whether the radical reforms of the Habsburg Emperor Joseph II (1780-1790) we...
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The paper explores the intricacies of eighteenth-century cultural mediation through the eyes of Iana...
The paper analyses the role of pilgrimage sites in Bavaria, Austria, Bohemia, and Hungary in the rep...
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