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Vyšehrad: from a medieval fortification to an Early Baroque citadel
Nechvátal, Bořivoj
The area of the fortified complex used by the Bohemian princes and kings has changed substantially since the Early Middle Ages. Today it is composed of the Baroque Bastion of St Ludmila on the south side with the "Old Burgrave's House", and the bastion of St Wenceslaus on the west side. The massive Early Baroque armoury that originally stood on the north side of Vyšehrad burned down in 1927. It was built in 1654-1678, when Vyšehrad has been rebuilt to the Baroque citadel and the terrain relief has changed significantly.
Coats of Arms on the Old Town Bridge Tower (a Symbol of Brandenburg or Swidnica?)
Lojek, Antonín ; Adamová, Karolina
The article deals with the interpretation of the heraldic decoration of the lower part of the eastern side of the Old Town Bridge Tower. The authors particularly consider arguments whether one of the coats of arms represents the Swidnica or Brandenburg eagle.
The Role of Provosts of Vyšehrad in Mediaeval Legal and Political Culture of the Kingdom of Bohemia
Lojek, Antonín ; Adamová, Karolina
In this article, the authors focus on personalities of some provosts of the Vyšehrad Chapter who headed the Czech Court Office from 1225 to the 15th century. Attention is paid to Petr of Prague, Petr of Aspelt, Jan Volek, Václav Králík of Buřenice and Jan of Rabštejn.
The discovery of an Early Medieval grave at Vyšehrad ("K Rotundě" street). Anthropological determination and radiocarbon dating
Stránská, Petra ; Světlík, Ivo ; Varadzin, Ladislav
Article deals with an analysis of a grave which contributes to recognition of spatial organization of Vyšehrad stronghold in Early Middle Ages.
An archaeological view on the determination of the location of the ruler's residence at Vyšehrad in the Early Middle Ages
Varadzin, Ladislav
Article contributes to recognition of localisation and ground plan of the residence of Czech rulers in the Early Middle Ages at Vyšehrad.
The hospital of the Virgin of Humility below Vyšehrad
Všetečková, Zuzana
Medieval art – Hospital of Virgin of Humility, founded by bishop Jan Očko of Vlasim – question, if the panel painting of Virgin of Humility was commission by Jan Očko of Vlasim as "mater domus" for Hospital of the same patronage - if the use of cover was in Relations to Byzantin icons and if was probably commision by Václav Králík of Buřenice or King Wenceslaus IV. or Albík of Uničov.

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