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Nekoč so bili bojevniki. Poznosrednjeveški borilni priročniki v kontekstu vojaškega razvoja
Once Were warriors: Late Medieval Martial Arts Manuals in the Concept of Military History
Author(s):Tomaž Lazar
Co-author(s):Tomaž Kladnik (gl. in odg. ur.), Zvezdan Markovič (drugo), Tomaž Lazar (ur.), Andreja More (lekt.), Nataša Simonović (prev.), Metka Bečaj (prev.)
Leto:2009
Publisher(s):Vojaški muzej Slovenske vojske, Maribor, Defensor, Ljubljana
Source(s):Vojaška zgodovina, 2009, št. 1
Language(s):slovenščina, angleščina
Type(s) of material:service, interactive resource
Keywords:vojska, vojskovanje, srednji vek, urjenje, borilne veščine, pehota, orožje, najemniki, topništvo, husiti, armed forces, warfare, Middle Ages, training, martial arts, infantry, weapons, mercenaries, artillery, Hussites
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The emergence of written and illustrated martial arts manuals in the Late Middle Ages coincides with profound changes in European warfare. In the 14th century, the feudal assembly of knights gradually lost its previous significance, whereas mercenary soldiers took on an increasingly important role. In Europe, defensive infantry tactics were gaining ground, and eventually the development of a formalised teaching of martial arts is explained in particular as the endeavor for more effective military training which ensured sur- vival on increasingly dangerous battlefields at the end of the Middle Ages.
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- identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/20682
- title
- Nekoč so bili bojevniki. Poznosrednjeveški borilni priročniki v kontekstu vojaškega razvoja
- Once Were warriors: Late Medieval Martial Arts Manuals in the Concept of Military History
- creator
- Tomaž Lazar
- contributor
- Tomaž Kladnik (gl. in odg. ur.)
- Zvezdan Markovič (drugo)
- Tomaž Lazar (ur.)
- Andreja More (lekt.)
- Nataša Simonović (prev.)
- Metka Bečaj (prev.)
- subject
- vojska
- vojskovanje
- srednji vek
- urjenje
- borilne veščine
- pehota
- orožje
- najemniki
- topništvo
- husiti
- armed forces
- warfare
- Middle Ages
- training
- martial arts
- infantry
- weapons
- mercenaries
- artillery
- Hussites
- description
- Pojav pisanih in ilustriranih borilnih priročnikov v poznem srednjem veku se časovno ujema s korenitimi spremembami evropskega vojskovanja. V 14. st. je fevdalni sklic vitezov postopno izgubil nekdanji pomen, vse večjo vlogo so prevzemali najemniški vojaki. V Evropi se je uveljavila pretežno defenzivna taktika, ki je temeljila na pehotnem bojevanju, sčasoma se je razširila tudi uporaba ognjenega orožja. V tem kontekstu si lahko razvoj formaliziranega poučevanja borilnih veščin lahko razlagamo predvsem kot prizadevanje za učinkovito vojaško urjenje, ki je zagotavljalo preživetje na vse bolj nevarnih bojiščih konec srednjega veka.
- The emergence of written and illustrated martial arts manuals in the Late Middle Ages coincides with profound changes in European warfare. In the 14th century, the feudal assembly of knights gradually lost its previous significance, whereas mercenary soldiers took on an increasingly important role. In Europe, defensive infantry tactics were gaining ground, and eventually the development of a formalised teaching of martial arts is explained in particular as the endeavor for more effective military training which ensured sur- vival on increasingly dangerous battlefields at the end of the Middle Ages.
- publisher
- Vojaški muzej Slovenske vojske
- Defensor
- date
- 2009
- type
- storitev
- interaktivni vir
- language
- Slovenščina
- Angleščina
- isPartOf