Court Ordinances of Duke Charles the Bold of Burgundy (1467-1477). Completion of the Edition

1467年至1477年间的勃艮第公爵查尔斯·博尔德（Charles the Bold）对自己的宫廷法令非常自豪。就像他的军事法令一样，他把它们写成了装饰华丽的手稿，送到了其他朝廷。在他宣誓就职后，他忠实于他的座右铭“秩序与秩序”，致力于重新组织他的宫廷，结束了他父亲的马虎。因此，他创作了一部伟大的法院条例作品（“Hofordnungswerk”），包括一个庞大的框架，一个个人条例和八个个别法院办公室的条例。就这样，他几乎年复一年地陷入一种控制狂躁，这种狂躁只能用雅各布·布克哈特（Jacob Burckhardt）创造的术语来形容，即“合理的疯狂”（“vern<s:2> nftiger Wahnsinn”）。对于历史学家来说，这些法令是研究宫廷社会和行政、政治地位和新大国战争中象征性交流形式的宝贵资源。虽然没有完整地保存下来，连同宫廷大师奥利维尔·德拉·马尔凯对宫廷的文学描述，这些文本在欧洲范围内产生了影响。除了一个例外，13个已知的文本和两个条例现在已经丢失，但可以部分重建，尚未被编辑（1473/1474年的守卫条例在1846年以非批判版印刷）。申请人自1983年以来一直在编辑勃艮第法院条例。2005年，他与霍尔格·克鲁斯（Holger Kruse）合作出版了第一卷，内容涵盖1407年至1467年。第三卷也是最后一卷，关于1477年至1506年（当勃艮第公爵成为西班牙国王时），目前正在与valrie Bessey和Jean-Marie Cauchies一起准备，手稿将于2018年完成，计划于2019年出版。主要的中心部分，第2卷，涵盖了大胆的查理统治时期，20多年前首次被处理，并在不同阶段得到资助，最近的一次是在2017年由DFG资助。但是，由于案文造成的严重问题和需要查明的人数众多（一千多人），仍然缺少最后一个环节。因此，目前正在为与valsamrie Bessey和Sonja d<e:1> nnebeil合作开展的工作提出最后的资金申请，以便在2020年出版该卷，从而完成三重奏。

Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy between 1467 and 1477, was extremely proud of his court ordinances. Like with his military ordinances, he had them engrossed as richly decorated manuscripts, which were sent to other courts. Immediately after his inauguration, true to his motto "ordre et règle", he dedicated himself to re-organise his court, bringing to an end his father's sloppiness. Thus, he created a great opus of court ordinances ("Hofordnungswerk”), consisting of a voluminous framework, a personal ordinance and eight ordinances for individual court offices. In this way he went on, almost year after year, in a control mania that can only be described, using a term coined by Jacob Burckhardt, as “reasonable madness” ("vernünftiger Wahnsinn”)". For the historian these ordinances are valuable sources for investigating forms of symbolic communication in court societies and the administration, the political status and warfare of a new Major Power. Although not preserved in their entirety, together with the literary description of the court by the Court master Olivier de la Marche, these texts had a Europe-wide effect. With one exception, 13 known texts and two ordinances that are now lost but could be reconstructed in part, have not yet been edited (the ordinance of the guard from 1473/1474 was printed in 1846 in a noncritical edition). The applicant has been editing Burgundian court ordinances since 1983. In 2005, in cooperation with Holger Kruse, he published the 1st volume covering the period from 1407 to 1467. The 3rd and last volume, concerning the years between 1477 and 1506 (when the Duke of Burgundy became King of Spain) is currently being prepared together with Valérie Bessey and Jean-Marie Cauchies, the manuscript will be completed in 2018 and planned to be published in 2019. The main central section, volume 2, covering the reign of Charles the Bold, was first tackled more than 20 years ago and funded in various stages, most recently in 2017 by the DFG. The last link, however, is still missing due to grave problems posed by the text and the great number of persons to be identified (more than thousand). Therefore, a final application for funding is being put forward for work to be carried out in collaboration with Valérie Bessey and Sonja Dünnebeil, so that, in 2020, the volume will be published and thus the trio completed.