Vier stadsrechten [van Dordrecht]

E.C. Dijkhof

Vier stadsrechten [van Dordrecht]

Translated title of the contribution: Four town charters [of Dordrecht]

E.C. Dijkhof

Huygens ING - Geschiedenis

Research output: Chapter in book/volume › Chapter › Popularizing

Abstract

The townsmen of Dordrecht received certain urban rights from Count William I of Holland 800 years ago. The charter in which these are recorded has been severely affected by the ravages of time. Fortunately, the text can be largely reconstructed with the help of town law from 1252. As a result, three layers become visible in the law of 1220. The youngest layer is from 1220 itself. The two older layers form two previously lost rights to the people of Dordrecht, one around 1160 (?) and one shortly after 1204.

Translated title of the contribution	Four town charters [of Dordrecht]
Original language	Dutch
Title of host publication	De oudste stad van Holland
Subtitle of host publication	Opkomst en verval van Dordrecht, 1000-1421
Editors	Henk 't Jong
Publisher	Uitgeverij Omniboek
Pages	100-103
Number of pages	4
ISBN (Print)	978 94 0191 688 2
Publication status	Published - 2020

Keywords

history
middle ages
towns
urban rights
urban law

Cite this

@inbook{af17c31828814d78ade402d7bc39982c,

title = "Vier stadsrechten [van Dordrecht]",

abstract = "The townsmen of Dordrecht received certain urban rights from Count William I of Holland 800 years ago. The charter in which these are recorded has been severely affected by the ravages of time. Fortunately, the text can be largely reconstructed with the help of town law from 1252. As a result, three layers become visible in the law of 1220. The youngest layer is from 1220 itself. The two older layers form two previously lost rights to the people of Dordrecht, one around 1160 (?) and one shortly after 1204.",

keywords = "history, middle ages, towns, urban rights, urban law",

author = "E.C. Dijkhof",

year = "2020",

language = "Nederlands",

isbn = "978 94 0191 688 2",

pages = "100--103",

editor = "{'t Jong}, Henk",

booktitle = "De oudste stad van Holland",

publisher = "Uitgeverij Omniboek",

}

TY - CHAP

T1 - Vier stadsrechten [van Dordrecht]

AU - Dijkhof, E.C.

PY - 2020

Y1 - 2020

N2 - The townsmen of Dordrecht received certain urban rights from Count William I of Holland 800 years ago. The charter in which these are recorded has been severely affected by the ravages of time. Fortunately, the text can be largely reconstructed with the help of town law from 1252. As a result, three layers become visible in the law of 1220. The youngest layer is from 1220 itself. The two older layers form two previously lost rights to the people of Dordrecht, one around 1160 (?) and one shortly after 1204.

AB - The townsmen of Dordrecht received certain urban rights from Count William I of Holland 800 years ago. The charter in which these are recorded has been severely affected by the ravages of time. Fortunately, the text can be largely reconstructed with the help of town law from 1252. As a result, three layers become visible in the law of 1220. The youngest layer is from 1220 itself. The two older layers form two previously lost rights to the people of Dordrecht, one around 1160 (?) and one shortly after 1204.

KW - history

KW - middle ages

KW - towns

KW - urban rights

KW - urban law

M3 - Hoofdstuk

SN - 978 94 0191 688 2

SP - 100

EP - 103

BT - De oudste stad van Holland

A2 - 't Jong, Henk

PB - Uitgeverij Omniboek

ER -

Vier stadsrechten [van Dordrecht]

Abstract

Keywords

Fingerprint

Cite this