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The Emperors and the Pillars of Their Power Grand state exhibition: THE EMPERORS AND THE PILLARS OF THEIR POWER For over five centuries, the Carolingian, Ottonian, Salian, and Hohenstaufen dynasties shaped the fate of half of Europe. Amidst the tension between powerful archbishops and burgeoning princes, they laid the foundations for a new European order. THE EMPERORS AND THE PILLARS OF THEIR POWER From Charlemagne to Frederick Barbarossa Generaldirektion Kulturelles Erbe Rheinland-Pfalz Mainz State Museum Große Bleiche 49 – 51 55116 Mainz Phone +49 6131 / 2857-0 Info Line +49 6131 / 2857-225 [email protected] www.landesmuseum-mainz.de In the grand state exhibition “The emperors and the pillars of their power” at the Mainz State GRAND STATE EXHIBITION Museum, we take you along on a journey back to the Middle Ages. Experience the battle for power 12 Sep. 2020 – 18 April 2021 and privileges, ecclesiastical rituals and chivalry, Mainz State Museum all the way to the growing influence of cities and princes. We bring history to life. www.gdke.rlp.de The grand state exhibition shows the golden age of the Grand state exhibition: medieval emperors and the foundations of their power with outstanding loans from across Europe and impres- THE EMPERORS AND THE sive samples from the archives of the GDKE directorates. Unique testimonies paint a vivid picture of the power and PILLARS OF THEIR POWER charisma of imperial authority. Wonderful illustrations and precious robes will be on display, as well as imperial and episcopal insignias of power. For over five centuries, the Carolingian, Ottonian, Salian, and Hohenstaufen dynasties shaped In addition to the exhibition, travel recommendations the fate of half of Europe. Amidst the tension to original locations are planned as well. between powerful archbishops and burgeoning princes, they laid the foundations for a new EUROPE, THE CENTRE AT THE European order. RHINE RIVER AND THE MAGNITUDE OF THE EMPIRE On Christmas Day in 800 A.D., Charlemagne was crowned the first emperor of the Middle Ages at Saint Peter’s Basilica in the Holy City of Rome. With that, he became patron of large parts of Europe and at the same time established a new European order, which determined the direction of both politics and society for many centuries to come. Though Aachen is most often associated with Charle- magne, he had, in fact, concentrated the centre of his power in the region between Ingelheim and Worms for quite some time. Aachen, where he spent the rest of his days, only later played a major role in the life of Charlemagne, who by that time was already known as the Father of Europe. And while the unique imperial palace arose in Ingelheim, Mainz became the ecclesiastical centre in the eastern half of the empire. It was, as chronicler Otto von Freising stated as early as the 12th century, the area where the “empire’s greatest power” was concentrated. In the grand state exhibition “The emperors and the pillars of their power” at the Mainz State Museum, we take you along on a journey back to the Middle Ages. Experience the battle for power and privileges, ecclesiastical rituals and chivalry, all the way to the growing influence of cities Bulla Aurea Town seal and princes. Great eagle- shaped fibula The grand state exhibition shows the golden age of the KINGMAKERS, MAINZ CATHEDRALS PRINCES, KNIGHTS AND THE medieval emperors and the foundations of their power with outstanding loans from across Europe and impres- AND THE RITUALS OF POWER EMPIRE’S REORGANISATION sive samples from the archives of the GDKE directorates. In the Middle Ages, the emperor When the emperors’ authority began to fade in the Unique testimonies paint a vivid picture of the power and was regarded as the protector of 12th century, Frederick Barbarossa attempted to revive charisma of imperial authority. Wonderful illustrations large parts of Europe and Chris­­ the old splendour once again. and precious robes will be on display, as well as imperial tianity itself, made evident by the At the famous “diet of Pente- and episcopal insignias of power. ritual act of the anointment. The cost” in Mainz in 1184, he took archbishops of Mainz claimed the the lead in a new courtly move- In addition to the exhibition, travel recommendations right to anoint kings and thus the ment: Colourfulness, joie de to original locations are planned as well. future em perors for themselves – vivre, chivalry, and a sense of Coronation Image manifested by a ceremony held at duty would now determine the EUROPE, THE CENTRE AT THE Regensburg Sacramentary the Old Cathedral in Mainz. attitude towards life. RHINE RIVER AND THE MAGNITUDE Here, the royal coronations were held in 1002 and 1024, But after Henry IV’s “Walk to OF THE EMPIRE followed by others (1077, 1198 and 1212) in the New Canossa” (1077) and Barba- Cathedral. In the era of Archbishop Willigis, Mainz became rossa’s submission in 1177 – Capitularies On Christmas Day in 800 A.D., Charlemagne was crowned the “Golden City” (Aurea Moguntia). Willigis was granted the emperors had been signi- the first emperor of the Middle Ages at Saint Peter’s Basilica supremacy over all the other bishops in ecclesiastical ficantly weakened. A new world was about to emerge, in the Holy City of Rome. With that, he became patron matters by Pope Benedict VII, which made him the second the time of cities and principalities. of large parts of Europe and at the same time established most powerful man after the Pope. The mighty bishops a new European order, which determined the direction ascended to become important pillars for the emperors THE LAST OF THE HOHENSTAUFEN, of both politics and society for many centuries to come. and formed the pillars of the empire and imperial power. HERETIC AND GREATEST AMONG THE Though Aachen is most often associated with Charle- magne, he had, in fact, concentrated the centre of his power PRINCES, CITIES AND THE BIRTH PRINCES ON EARTH in the region between Ingelheim and Worms for quite OF THE SchUM-CITIES Frederick II, the last of the Hohenstaufen emperors, some time. Aachen, where he spent the rest of his days, had to make numerous concessions to the imperial only later played a major role in the life of Charlemagne, During the times of the Carolingians, the Ottonians, the princes. In August 1235, Frederick and his princes who by that time was already known as the Father of Salians and Hohenstaufen, the episcopal centres had proclaimed the “Mainz peace treaty” at a mag nificent Europe. And while the unique imperial palace arose in become powerful urban communities. Craftsmen, traders diet in Mainz. This led to a restructuring of the imperial Ingelheim, Mainz became the ecclesiastical centre in the and merchants developed new forms of social and political court of justice. eastern half of the empire. It was, as chronicler Otto von organisation. Many towns along the River Rhine were Papal propaganda later demonised Frederick as, among Freising stated as early as the 12th century, the area where granted liberties and privileges by emperors, kings as well other things, a church persecutor and heretic. By his the “empire’s greatest power” was concentrated. as their episcopal masters. followers, however, Frederick was considered the The Jewish communities played a prominent role in this “greatest among the princes on earth”. Frederick II process. In Speyer, Worms and Mainz, Talmud schools goes down in history as the last represen tative of developed that were highly respected throughout Europe. German imperial glory. Soon after a new era began Under the name “SchUM” (SCHpira, Uormatia and Magenza) with the supremacy of the prince-electors and princes the three cities became the highest authority for religious, in many smaller territories, which was at the same cultic and legal matters in Ashkenazi Judaism. With their time the basis of federalism, with visible signs of Jewish centres, Speyer, Worms, and Mainz were considered the new urban order of life and society that marked the “cradle of scholarship” for centuries. The Jewish com- the beginning of our democratic development. munities built synagogues and mikvot here, which pointed Bulla Aurea Town seal Great eagle- the way ahead for Central and Eastern Europe. shaped fibula Grand state exhibition: THE EMPERORS AND THE PILLARS OF THEIR POWER For over five centuries, the Carolingian, Ottonian, Salian, and Hohenstaufen dynasties shaped the fate of half of Europe. Amidst the tension between powerful archbishops and burgeoning princes, they laid the foundations for a new European order. THE EMPERORS AND THE PILLARS OF THEIR POWER From Charlemagne to Frederick Barbarossa Generaldirektion Kulturelles Erbe Rheinland-Pfalz Mainz State Museum Große Bleiche 49 – 51 55116 Mainz Phone +49 6131 / 2857-0 Info Line +49 6131 / 2857-225 [email protected] www.landesmuseum-mainz.de In the grand state exhibition “The emperors and the pillars of their power” at the Mainz State GRAND STATE EXHIBITION Museum, we take you along on a journey back to the Middle Ages. Experience the battle for power 12 Sep. 2020 – 18 April 2021 and privileges, ecclesiastical rituals and chivalry, Mainz State Museum all the way to the growing influence of cities and princes. We bring history to life. www.gdke.rlp.de.
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