Тюдоры: Любовь и Власть. Как любовь создала и привела к закату самую знаменитую династию Средневековья

Annotat͡sii͡a k knige "Ti͡udory: Li͡ubovʹ i Vlastʹ. Kak li͡ubovʹ sozdala i privela k zakatu samui͡u znamenitui͡u dinastii͡u Srednevekovʹi͡a" Gristvud S.:Istorii͡a Ti͡udorov - ėto istorii͡a vlasti i li͡ubvi. Osnovatelʹ dinastii, korolʹ Genrikh VII, ispolʹzoval legendy o korole Arture i ryt͡sari͡akh Kruglogo stola, chtoby obosnovatʹ svoi priti͡azanii͡a na koronu. Genrikh VIII schital kurtuaznui͡u li͡ubovʹ opravdaniem svoeĭ burnoĭ brachnoĭ zhizni. Kogda na prestol vzoĭdet ego dochʹ Elizaveta, kurtuaznai͡a li͡ubovʹ sygraet osobui͡u rolʹ v ee zhenskoĭ monarkhii. Issledovatelʹnit͡sa Sara Gristvud rasskazyvaet istorii͡u o tom, kak li͡ubili Ti͡udory - samai͡a znamenitai͡a dinastii͡a Srednevekovʹi͡a. Osada Zamka li͡ubvi i ryt͡sarskie turniry, kodeks kurtuaznoĭ li͡ubvi i romanticheskai͡a tradit͡sii͡a o Gvinevre - vse ėto leglo v osnovu vlasti Ti͡udorov i pronizalo ėpokhu, v kotorui͡u oni zhili. Ėto ėpokha, kotorui͡u opredeli͡ali pylkie serdt͡sa print͡sev i poėtov, freĭlin i korolev. Chitatʹ dalʹshe…

Summary of the book "The Tudors: Love and Power. How love created and led to the decline of the most famous dynasty of the Middle Ages" Gristwood S.: The history of the Tudors is a story of power and love. The founder of the dynasty, King Henry VII, used the legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table to justify his claim to the crown. Henry VIII considered courtly love to be an excuse for his turbulent marriage life. When his daughter Elizabeth ascends the throne, courtly love will play a special role in her female monarchy. Researcher Sarah Gristwood tells the story of how the Tudors, the most famous dynasty of the Middle Ages, loved. The siege of the Castle of Love and jousting tournaments, the code of courtly love and the romantic tradition of Guinevere — all this formed the basis of the Tudor power and permeated the era in which they lived. This is an era that was defined by the ardent hearts of princes and poets, ladies-in-waiting and queens. Read more…