Královské dvory Jiřího z Poděbrad, Vladislava II. a Ludvíka Jagellonského: stav výzkumu

The study presents an annotated summary of research results achieved by Czech historiography in the field of research into the courts of the Bohemian kings of the post-Hussite period: George of Poděbrady (1458–1471) and the Jagiellonian monarchs, Vladislaus II of Hungary (1471–1516) and Louis II of Hungary (1516–1526). The author notes the overall unsatisfactory state of research on the Bohemian royal courts of the late Middle Ages, especially when it comes to basic structural-personnel analyses. The paper points to the causes of this situation and draws attention to the interpretative limits that arise from it. It sees the starting point in basic source heuristics and work cooperation on the international level.