Freydal

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Freydal is an illustrated late medieval tournament and chivalric romance commissioned by Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I as part of his series of autobiographical and propagandistic works.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf autobiographical work
chivalric romance
late medieval manuscript
propagandistic work
tournament book
commissionedBy Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor NERFINISHED
commissionedFor commemoration of Maximilian I’s life and deeds
commissionedInContextOf Habsburg court culture
countryOfOrigin Holy Roman Empire
depicts Maximilian I’s idealized youthful exploits
courtly festivities
jousts
tournaments
genre courtly literature
romance
hasTheme chivalry
courtly love
imperial prestige
knightly virtue
historicalContext reign of Maximilian I
illustrationType miniatures
language German
mainCharacter Freydal NERFINISHED
mainCharacterBasedOn Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor NERFINISHED
medium illuminated manuscript
narrativeForm allegorical romance
partOf Maximilian I’s series of autobiographical works
Maximilian I’s “Gedechtnus” projects NERFINISHED
purpose dynastic propaganda
self-glorification of Maximilian I
relatedWork Theuerdank NERFINISHED
Weisskunig NERFINISHED
timePeriod late Middle Ages NERFINISHED

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Weisskunig relatedWork Freydal