Images of Imperial Princes. Seals and Coins of Clerical and Secular Princes of the Holy Roman Empire as Objects of Representation and Legitimation. (22)

神圣罗马帝国神职人员和世俗王子在印章和硬币上的形象被分析为表达王室代表和合法化战略的来源。在视觉话语中，不同的权力和统治概念在帝王群体内和与统治者的交流中被讨论。所采用的视觉策略指的是各自王子的职位、任务和级别，偶尔也指具体的成就或事件。该项目还将检查是否存在涉及皇室王子的妻子的表现概念，对于神职人员，则包括修道院院长。

The images of clerical and secular princes of the Holy Roman Empire on seals and coins are analysed as sources expressing princely strategies of representation and legitimation. In a visual discourse, different concepts of power and domination are discussed within the group of the imperial princes and in communication with the ruler. The visual strategies employed refer to the offices, tasks and ranks of the respective princes, and occasionally to specific achievements or events.The project will also examine whether a concept of representation involving the wives of imperial princes and, in the case of the clergy, the abbesses existed.