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Nummer Toegang: 1.02.01 Inventaris Van Het Nummer Toegang: 1.02.01 Inventaris van het archief van C. van Heemskerck [levensjaren 1646-1702]: Gezant te Wenen, te Brussel, te Madrid, te Altona, te Constantinopel en te Parijs, 1672-1701 Versie: 15-08-2019 Th.H.P.M. Thomassen Nationaal Archief, Den Haag 1994 This finding aid is written in Dutch. 1.02.01 Heemskerck 3 INHOUDSOPGAVE Beschrijving van het archief......................................................................................5 Aanwijzingen voor de gebruiker................................................................................................6 Openbaarheidsbeperkingen.......................................................................................................6 Beperkingen aan het gebruik......................................................................................................6 Materiële beperkingen................................................................................................................6 Aanvraaginstructie...................................................................................................................... 6 Citeerinstructie............................................................................................................................ 6 Archiefvorming...........................................................................................................................7 Geschiedenis van de archiefvormer............................................................................................7 Vrijwilliger op de vloot en bestuurder van Amsterdam.........................................................7 Eerste gezantschappen: naar de keizer en de hertog van Villa Hermosa 1673 - 1675............7 Gezant naar Spanje 1675 - 1676.............................................................................................8 De kwestie Naarden 1679.......................................................................................................9 Opnieuw naar Spanje 1680 - 1686.........................................................................................9 Het congres van Altona 1689 - 1690......................................................................................11 Tweede gezantschap naar de keizer (vanaf 1690)................................................................12 Gezant en `gevangene' in Turkije 1692 - 1694......................................................................14 Terug in Wenen 1694 - 1697..................................................................................................16 Laatste ambassade: Frankrijk 1698 - 1701.............................................................................17 Geschiedenis van het archiefbeheer.........................................................................................19 Verbaalvorming.................................................................................................................... 20 Relatie verbalen-gezantschapsarchieven............................................................................20 Inventarisaties op het Rijksarchief........................................................................................21 De verwerving van het archief..............................................................................................23 Inhoud en structuur van het archief.........................................................................................24 Verantwoording van de bewerking..........................................................................................24 Van Heemskercks archieven geen legatiearchieven............................................................24 Van Heemskercks archieven weer een zelfstandige eenheid..............................................24 Reconstructie van minuutverbalen en dossiers...................................................................25 Driedeling Weens-Turkse Archieven....................................................................................25 Afgedwaalde stukken...........................................................................................................26 Ordening van het archief...........................................................................................................27 Herstel functionele indeling.................................................................................................27 Doorbreking van de correspondentsgewijze ordening........................................................27 De ordening van resoluties en diplomatieke nota's............................................................28 Verwant materiaal....................................................................................................................29 Beschikbaarheid van kopieën...................................................................................................29 Afgescheiden archiefmateriaal.................................................................................................29 Verwante archieven...................................................................................................................30 Beschrijving van de series en archiefbestanddelen................................................31 I. PERIODE VOOR 1690................................................................................................................... 31 II. GEZANTSCHAP NAAR DE DUITSE KEIZER, 1690-1692...............................................................32 A. Algemeen...............................................................................................................................................32 B. Negenjarige Oorlog...............................................................................................................................33 C. Oorlog en de Heilige Liga (Turkenoorlog).............................................................................................34 D. Overige internationale betrekkingen...................................................................................................35 E. Belangen van particulieren...................................................................................................................36 F. Andere ambtelijke aangelegenheden....................................................................................................37 G. Privé-aangelegenheden.......................................................................................................................38 III. TUSSENTIJDS GEZANTSCHAP NAAR TURKIJE, 1692-1694.......................................................39 A. Algemeen...............................................................................................................................................39 B. Formele basis en uitgangsputen van de Engels-Nederlandse vredesbemiddeling tussen de keizer 4 Heemskerck 1.02.01 en de Turken...............................................................................................................................................41 C. Ingediende vredesvoorstellen en gevoerde onderhandelingen in Turkije.........................................42 D. Overige zaken met betrekking tot de oorlog van de Heilige Liga en de Engels-Nederlandse vredesbemiddeling....................................................................................................................................43 E. Negenjarige Oorlog...............................................................................................................................44 F. Belangen van particulieren....................................................................................................................44 G. Andere ambtelijke aangelegenheden..................................................................................................45 H. Privé-aangelegenheden en varia.........................................................................................................45 IV. GEZANTSCHAP NAAR DE DUITSE KEIZER, 1694-1697..............................................................47 A. Algemeen...............................................................................................................................................47 B. Negenjarige Oorlog...............................................................................................................................48 C. Oorlog van de Heilige Liga en Zevenburgse kwestie...........................................................................49 D. Andere internationale betrekkingen....................................................................................................50 E. Belangen van particulieren...................................................................................................................52 F. Andere ambtelijke aangelegenheden...................................................................................................53 G. Privé-aangelegenheden.......................................................................................................................54 V. GEZANTSCHAP NAAR FRANKRIJK, 1698-1701............................................................................55 A. Algemeen...............................................................................................................................................55 B. Heen- en terugreis, accreditering, recreditering en ceremonieel........................................................57 C. Binnenlandse aangelegenheden en buitenlandse betrekkingen
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