Bonus Ep 63 - Habsburg News You Can Use
🕑 Added 2024-05-24 13:17:27 +0000 UTCpatrons, thank you so much for subscribing, here's your second bonus episode for May 2024. this time, we decided to take a look at some Holy Roman Empire and Habsburg news that has come up in the past month. first, and more seriously, we look at a study of how Holy Roman Emperors governed from the road through a practice known as itinerant rule and it can be used to trace the rise and decline of the power of the imperial office. then, we move onto the real fun: an article about the recent Habsburg convention in Plano, Texas that occurred in April 2024. and folks, if the first part seems a little dry, this article is nothing but schadenfreude and the chance to point and laugh at some of the worst people alive, which we all use from time-to-time.
links:
Rulers on the Road: Itinerant Rule in the Holy Roman Empire, AD 919-1519 by Carl Muller-Crepon, Clara Neupert-Wentz, Andrej Kokkonen, and Jorgen Moller, dated April 24, 2024: https://www.carlmueller-crepon.org/publication/itinerant_rule/MNKM_itin_rulers_20240424.pdf
Feeling Blessed: At the Habsburg Convention in Plano by Christopher Hooks for The Baffler, published May 8, 2024: https://thebaffler.com/latest/feeling-blessed-hooks
attachments: here's a look at the map of itinerant rule we discussed in the first part of the episode
Comments
Elsie Hupp
If Eduard Habsburg wants to kill 82 of his relatives, does that make him an honorary Serbian anarchist? At least there’s precedent for this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nepalese_royal_massacre (Dipendra should also be considered an honorary American for having carried out a mass shooting.)
Pauly Martin
This episode took me to my habsy place, thank you