“Thy Kingdom come” : The Legitimation of the Medieval Court Through Image of the Heavenly Court
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This article studies the medieval court by a perspective of a historiographical readout of the political theology. The idea of an instrument of legitimation of the royal power based in the heavenly court and that mirrored in the earthly court. This conception is very present in the medieval iconography, that will be used in this analysis.
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Klanovicz, Jó et al. “‘Thy Kingdom come’ : The Legitimation of the Medieval Court Through Image of the Heavenly Court”. Mirabilia: electronic journal of antiquity and middle ages, no. 9, pp. 133-47, https://raco.cat/index.php/Mirabilia/article/view/283331.
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