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The Fourth Crusade(1202~1204), propelled by the cooperation of Frankcrusaders and Venetian forces, resulted in the fall of Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire. The Latin Empire lasted from 1204 to 1261, when the Empire of Nicaea recovered Constantinople thereby reestablishing the Byzantine Empire.
Political and social conflict under the rule of the Latin Empire resulted, regardless of modern nationalism, between classical hellenism - traditional civic values of autonomy and liberty on the one hand, and the oppression of military forces and hierarchic, uniformed system of religion on the other. That is, traditional autonomy was relatively more respected under the government of the Byzantine Empire than under the dominance of the Franks and Latins.
Under the rule of the Franks and Latins, the majority of the lower priests and a lesser number of the higher ranks consisted of Byzantines of the Eastern Orthodox Church. With the influx of Frankish princes and the priests came feudal prerogatives of tax collection their collection by absentee landlords. Additionally, the Frank-Latin princes in the Balkans invited friars from Europe, more or less independent of the hierarchic Western Catholic Church, and granted them feudal lands.
Political and social conflict under the rule of the Latin Empire resulted, regardless of modern nationalism, between classical hellenism - traditional civic values of autonomy and liberty on the one hand, and the oppression of military forces and hierarchic, uniformed system of religion on the other. That is, traditional autonomy was relatively more respected under the government of the Byzantine Empire than under the dominance of the Franks and Latins.
Under the rule of the Franks and Latins, the majority of the lower priests and a lesser number of the higher ranks consisted of Byzantines of the Eastern Orthodox Church. With the influx of Frankish princes and the priests came feudal prerogatives of tax collection their collection by absentee landlords. Additionally, the Frank-Latin princes in the Balkans invited friars from Europe, more or less independent of the hierarchic Western Catholic Church, and granted them feudal lands.
목차
Ⅰ. 서언
II. 봉건적 상부구조의 이식과 비잔티움 전통의 병존
III. 성·속계 지배세력 내부의 이권 갈등
IV. 부재지주 제도와 수도회의 식민
V. 라틴 인과 비잔티움 인 성직자 간의 공생과 갈등
VI. 결론
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참고문헌 신청
1. [단행본] - Brundage, J. / 1962 / The Crusades: A Documentary History / Wisconsin : 208 ~ 209
2. [단행본] - J. Schmitt / 1940 / Chronicle of Morea [in Greek] / Athens
3. [단행본] - N.G. Zacharopoulos / / Chronique Aragonaise
4. [단행본] - Chronique Française / / I Ekkllisia stin Ellada kata ti Phrafkokratia : 112 ~
5. [학술지(정기간행물)] - Crusius Martinus / 1968 / Turcograecia, cf. Sathas, 1868 / Karpathios 235 : 130 ~
2. [단행본] - J. Schmitt / 1940 / Chronicle of Morea [in Greek] / Athens
3. [단행본] - N.G. Zacharopoulos / / Chronique Aragonaise
4. [단행본] - Chronique Française / / I Ekkllisia stin Ellada kata ti Phrafkokratia : 112 ~
5. [학술지(정기간행물)] - Crusius Martinus / 1968 / Turcograecia, cf. Sathas, 1868 / Karpathios 235 : 130 ~
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