12 12 imperial edict was issued in Sicily in12 by the holy Roman emperor Frederick II. Admit that the Bohemian throne was elected by nobles and the empire did not interfere; Outside the empire, the kingdom of Bohemia can enjoy an independent status, can make its own money, and has the right to appoint bishops, and in more than 300 vassal States of the empire, Bohemia occupies a dominant position.
12 14 golden seal imperial edict, promulgated by the holy Roman emperor Frederick II in 12 14, ceded the land north of the Elbe River and the Eden River to King Waldmar II of Denmark (the winner).
The imperial edict of the Golden Seal of Bourne was supposedly promulgated by Frederick II, the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, in Bourne, Switzerland in 12 18. However, according to scholars' research, it is considered to be forged.
The imperial edict of 1222 was promulgated by King Andrei I of Hungary in 1222. Under the pressure of nobles, the imperial edict established the power of Hungarian nobles, especially the power of the king to resist when he broke the law, similar to the Hungarian version of the British Magna Carta.
The imperial edict of 1224 promulgated by King Andrei II of Hungary in 1224 granted certain rights to Saxons living in Transylvania.
The Imperial Decree of Rimini was promulgated by Frederick II of the Holy Roman Empire in Rimini, Italy in A.D. 1226, and granted the Teutonic Order a charter to conquer Prussia, enabling it to obtain all the aristocratic privileges of Prussia.
The imperial edict of 1242 was promulgated by King IV of Hungary. Bella is at 1242. When Mongolia invaded Europe, the imperial edict granted autonomous city status to Gradec and Samobe (both in Zagreb, Croatia).
The imperial edict of 1348 was promulgated by Bohemian King Karel I on 1348, and he later became the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. The imperial edict ordered the establishment of Charles University in Prague, which is the oldest university in Czech and even Central Europe, and one of the oldest universities in the world.
1356 gold seal, which should be the most famous gold seal. In A.D. 1356, it was promulgated by Emperor Charles IV of the Holy Roman Empire in Nuremberg, which established that the future emperor of the Holy Roman Empire would be elected, and there were seven electors in the empire who enjoyed this important power, namely Archbishop Mainz, Archbishop Cologne and Archbishop Trier. The King of Bohemia, Count Pfalcz of Rhine, Duke of Wittenberg of Saxony and Duke of Brandenburg are four secular candidates. When the elected candidate prepares to elect a new king, he will first hold a retreat at the Muse Church in St. Bacelo. If the elected candidates fail to make a decision within 30 days, they can only live on bread and water. The first place in the voting order is Mainz, followed by Trier and Kelon. Bohemian Hou, Pfalcz Hou, Saxon Hou, Brandenburg Hou. The imperial edict was published after the imperial conference, and the system of selecting emperors did not change much until the beginning of the19th century. The imperial edict of 1356 also expounds other rights, and only urban residents can be protected by law. It also establishes that all localities have sovereignty and can have the diversity of "different national laws with different traditional customs and languages". [6]
1702 imperial edict was issued by Emperor Leopold I of the Holy Roman Empire in 1702, allowing Jesuits to establish a university in breslau (Polish: Leslav University), which is the predecessor of today's breslau University (Polish: Leslav University).