Early Western Missions to the Mongols (1245-1248)
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Early Western Missions to the Mongols (1245-1248)
The Opening of Diplomatic Contacts with a New World Power
Jackson, Peter
Taylor & Francis Ltd
02/2026
342
Dura
Inglês
9781032839745
15 a 20 dias
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General Introduction: The Rise of the Mongols and their Westward Campaigns of 1241-4
Section I: Intelligence Available to the Papal Curia by March 1245
Introduction
1. The Dominican Friar Julian to the Papal Legate in Hungary (1237/8)
2. King Bela IV of Hungary to Pope Gregory IX (18 May 1241)
3. A Hungarian bishop's account of his interrogation of two Mongol scouts (c. 1239)
4. King Bela IV to the Curia (19 Jan. 1242)
5. The nobility, clergy and people of Hungary to the Curia (2 Feb. 1242)
6. Tractatus de ortu Tartarorum: the interrogation of the Russian 'Archbishop' Peter (1244/5)
Section II: The Initiatives of Pope Innocent IV
Introduction
7. Pope Innocent IV to the Patriarch of Aquileia (21 July 1243)
8. Excerpt from Niccolo da Calvi, Vita Innocentii IV
9. Pope Innocent IV to the king and nation of the Mongols: Dei patris immensa (5 March 1245)
10. Pope Innocent IV to the king and nation of the Mongols: Cum non solum (13 March 1245)
Section III: The Papal Missions
Introduction
11. The Hystoria Tartarorum of C. de Bridia (the 'Tartar Relation')
12. The Ystoria Mongalorum of John of Plano Carpini
13. Benedict the Pole, Relatio
14. Salimbene's encounters with Carpini
15. Abstract of the report of Andre de Longjumeau
16(a). Excerpts from Vincent de Beauvais, Speculum Historiale
16(b). Excerpts by Vincent de Beauvais from the Historia Tartarorum of Simon de Saint
Quentin
Section IV: Responses and Aftermath
Introduction
17. al-Man?ur Ibrahim, prince of ?im?, to Pope Innocent IV December [1245])
18. Ultimatum of the Qaghan Gueyueg to Pope Innocent IV (November 1246)
19. The Nestorian cleric Simeon Rabban Ata to Pope Innocent IV (1247/8)
20. Pope Innocent IV to Baiju Noyan (22 November 1248)
Section I: Intelligence Available to the Papal Curia by March 1245
Introduction
1. The Dominican Friar Julian to the Papal Legate in Hungary (1237/8)
2. King Bela IV of Hungary to Pope Gregory IX (18 May 1241)
3. A Hungarian bishop's account of his interrogation of two Mongol scouts (c. 1239)
4. King Bela IV to the Curia (19 Jan. 1242)
5. The nobility, clergy and people of Hungary to the Curia (2 Feb. 1242)
6. Tractatus de ortu Tartarorum: the interrogation of the Russian 'Archbishop' Peter (1244/5)
Section II: The Initiatives of Pope Innocent IV
Introduction
7. Pope Innocent IV to the Patriarch of Aquileia (21 July 1243)
8. Excerpt from Niccolo da Calvi, Vita Innocentii IV
9. Pope Innocent IV to the king and nation of the Mongols: Dei patris immensa (5 March 1245)
10. Pope Innocent IV to the king and nation of the Mongols: Cum non solum (13 March 1245)
Section III: The Papal Missions
Introduction
11. The Hystoria Tartarorum of C. de Bridia (the 'Tartar Relation')
12. The Ystoria Mongalorum of John of Plano Carpini
13. Benedict the Pole, Relatio
14. Salimbene's encounters with Carpini
15. Abstract of the report of Andre de Longjumeau
16(a). Excerpts from Vincent de Beauvais, Speculum Historiale
16(b). Excerpts by Vincent de Beauvais from the Historia Tartarorum of Simon de Saint
Quentin
Section IV: Responses and Aftermath
Introduction
17. al-Man?ur Ibrahim, prince of ?im?, to Pope Innocent IV December [1245])
18. Ultimatum of the Qaghan Gueyueg to Pope Innocent IV (November 1246)
19. The Nestorian cleric Simeon Rabban Ata to Pope Innocent IV (1247/8)
20. Pope Innocent IV to Baiju Noyan (22 November 1248)
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Mendicant Orders;papal diplomacy;medieval religious missions;Franciscan history;Dominican Order studies;Christian-Muslim relations;papal envoys to Mongol Empire
General Introduction: The Rise of the Mongols and their Westward Campaigns of 1241-4
Section I: Intelligence Available to the Papal Curia by March 1245
Introduction
1. The Dominican Friar Julian to the Papal Legate in Hungary (1237/8)
2. King Bela IV of Hungary to Pope Gregory IX (18 May 1241)
3. A Hungarian bishop's account of his interrogation of two Mongol scouts (c. 1239)
4. King Bela IV to the Curia (19 Jan. 1242)
5. The nobility, clergy and people of Hungary to the Curia (2 Feb. 1242)
6. Tractatus de ortu Tartarorum: the interrogation of the Russian 'Archbishop' Peter (1244/5)
Section II: The Initiatives of Pope Innocent IV
Introduction
7. Pope Innocent IV to the Patriarch of Aquileia (21 July 1243)
8. Excerpt from Niccolo da Calvi, Vita Innocentii IV
9. Pope Innocent IV to the king and nation of the Mongols: Dei patris immensa (5 March 1245)
10. Pope Innocent IV to the king and nation of the Mongols: Cum non solum (13 March 1245)
Section III: The Papal Missions
Introduction
11. The Hystoria Tartarorum of C. de Bridia (the 'Tartar Relation')
12. The Ystoria Mongalorum of John of Plano Carpini
13. Benedict the Pole, Relatio
14. Salimbene's encounters with Carpini
15. Abstract of the report of Andre de Longjumeau
16(a). Excerpts from Vincent de Beauvais, Speculum Historiale
16(b). Excerpts by Vincent de Beauvais from the Historia Tartarorum of Simon de Saint
Quentin
Section IV: Responses and Aftermath
Introduction
17. al-Man?ur Ibrahim, prince of ?im?, to Pope Innocent IV December [1245])
18. Ultimatum of the Qaghan Gueyueg to Pope Innocent IV (November 1246)
19. The Nestorian cleric Simeon Rabban Ata to Pope Innocent IV (1247/8)
20. Pope Innocent IV to Baiju Noyan (22 November 1248)
Section I: Intelligence Available to the Papal Curia by March 1245
Introduction
1. The Dominican Friar Julian to the Papal Legate in Hungary (1237/8)
2. King Bela IV of Hungary to Pope Gregory IX (18 May 1241)
3. A Hungarian bishop's account of his interrogation of two Mongol scouts (c. 1239)
4. King Bela IV to the Curia (19 Jan. 1242)
5. The nobility, clergy and people of Hungary to the Curia (2 Feb. 1242)
6. Tractatus de ortu Tartarorum: the interrogation of the Russian 'Archbishop' Peter (1244/5)
Section II: The Initiatives of Pope Innocent IV
Introduction
7. Pope Innocent IV to the Patriarch of Aquileia (21 July 1243)
8. Excerpt from Niccolo da Calvi, Vita Innocentii IV
9. Pope Innocent IV to the king and nation of the Mongols: Dei patris immensa (5 March 1245)
10. Pope Innocent IV to the king and nation of the Mongols: Cum non solum (13 March 1245)
Section III: The Papal Missions
Introduction
11. The Hystoria Tartarorum of C. de Bridia (the 'Tartar Relation')
12. The Ystoria Mongalorum of John of Plano Carpini
13. Benedict the Pole, Relatio
14. Salimbene's encounters with Carpini
15. Abstract of the report of Andre de Longjumeau
16(a). Excerpts from Vincent de Beauvais, Speculum Historiale
16(b). Excerpts by Vincent de Beauvais from the Historia Tartarorum of Simon de Saint
Quentin
Section IV: Responses and Aftermath
Introduction
17. al-Man?ur Ibrahim, prince of ?im?, to Pope Innocent IV December [1245])
18. Ultimatum of the Qaghan Gueyueg to Pope Innocent IV (November 1246)
19. The Nestorian cleric Simeon Rabban Ata to Pope Innocent IV (1247/8)
20. Pope Innocent IV to Baiju Noyan (22 November 1248)
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