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Lecturer(s)
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Weis Martin, prof. PaedDr. ThLic. Th.D.
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Course content
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The arrival of the Slavs and their characteristic; Samo?s Empire in the luster of so called Fredegar; the beginning of Christianity in these lands to the arrival of Constantine and Methodius; the Great Moravian Empire and its question marks; the beginning of the family of Přemysl Oráč; Bořivoj and Ludmila; Václav a Boleslav; efforts to establish an episcopate in Prague; the family of Přemysl Oráč and its power ambitions (Boleslav the III., Jaromír, Oldřich); for the king crown; successful Přemysl Otakar the I. and his clerical policy; seizing ambitions of Přemysl Otakar the II.; Václav the II. and his attempt to establish a university; Václav the III. And the issues of his murder in Olomouc; the rule of Rudolf Habsburský and Jindřich Korutanský; a warrior and a diplomat, Jan Lucemburský; Karel the IV. and the The predecessor of M. Jan Hus; the rule of the Czech king Václav the IV.; M. Jan Hus the life and his work; the council in Constance; Zikmund Lucemburský and the revolutionary boom; the Compacts and their significance; Ladislav Pohrobek; Jiří z Poděbrad and the Jagellons seizing the Bohemian throne; the embark of the Habsburg; Bohemian kingdom in the first re-Catholisation; the Estates insurgency and the rule of Fridrich Falcký; events during the battle at Bílá hora viewed by the exiles; the period of the second re-Catholisation; the lights and the shadows of Baroque; the rule of Marie Terezie and Josef the II. and their clerical reforms; the French Revolution; Napoleon and Napoleon-wars; the Vienna Congress ? the reflection in the Czech history; the revolutionary year of 1848 the journey from absolute monarchy to parliamentary democracy; a summary of political and religious life in Bohemia during the second half of the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Monologic (reading, lecture, briefing), E-learning
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Learning outcomes
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The aim is to provide a basic orientation within Czech church history and to deepen the interests in history and its connection to the history of the Church.
Students are acquaint with basic knowledge of Czech clerical history and are able to interpret it in the context of general history.
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Prerequisites
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Absolving of the Obecné dějiny základní.
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Oral examination
The knowledge of basic terms; the orientation in historical links and connections.
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Recommended literature
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Weis Martin. Historie učitelka života. 1992.
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Weis, Martin. NOBLESSE OBLIGE ? VORNEHME HERKUNFT VERPFLICHTET. Eine Sonde in das religiös-karitative Werk von ausgewählten Gestalten europäischer Königshäuser.. Fürth/Bayern, 2008. ISBN 978-3-924022-23-5.
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