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Lutskay Mihály „Historia Carpatho-Ruthenorum” című krónikája és helye a magyarországi reformkori értelmiség irodalmában = The Source of Reception of Anonymus and the Origin of his Reputation in the Russian Historiography: Michajlo Luchkaj's Historia Carpato-Ruthenorum

Földvári, Sándor (2015) Lutskay Mihály „Historia Carpatho-Ruthenorum” című krónikája és helye a magyarországi reformkori értelmiség irodalmában = The Source of Reception of Anonymus and the Origin of his Reputation in the Russian Historiography: Michajlo Luchkaj's Historia Carpato-Ruthenorum. ELEINK - MAGYAR ŐSTÖRTÉNET, 14 (2). pp. 3-16. ISSN 1588-8487

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Abstract

The father of the Hungarian chronicle-writers, Anonymus, became well-respected among the Slavic intelligence in Austro-Hungarian Kingdom in the 19th century. This Austro-Slavic intelligence influenced the Russian academician, Konstantin Jakovlevich Grot, while elaborating his theory on the role of Slavs in the formation of the Hungarian culture in the time of the late prehistory – early middle-age feudalism. The reputation of Anonymus had been quite good in the Rusyn historiography from the first part of the 19 c, especially due to Michajlo Luchkaj. Let’s take a glance to this special ethnic group. The Carpathian Rusyns the Greek Catholic clergy was the only establishment for the very underdeveloped Rusyn ethnicity. The union in Uzhgorod in 1646 gave opportunities for the Carpathian Greek Catholic, Rusyn clergy to access to education and European culture. Rome Catholic seminaries received some Rusyn alumni as in Eger (North Hungary), and Vienna as well. This process did not go without ambiguities, as the seminarists, those studied in “Western” cultural centres, could get away from their homeland and roots. However, the higher positions of the eparchy were filled by those studied in the above mentioned cities. The author of the Historia Carpato-Ruthenorum studied in Vienna, too, in the early 19 c, where and when he got acquainted with Joseph Dobrovský, the father of Slavic philology and historiography. Luchkaj went later to Lucca, North Italy, where he became the priest of the court of Bourbon, and had excellent opportunities to study in the rich library of the Duke, also to visit various archives in Italy. He compiled there his Sermons and Grammatica Carpato- Ruthenorum, and the Historia, too. Not only medieval authors, but also contemporary ones were cited, as Russian Karamzin as well. His followers turned with great evaluation to Anonymus, too, up to the modern, positivist historian V. Hadzhega in the middle of the 20th century.

Item Type: Article
Uncontrolled Keywords: Kárpátalja; Ruszinok; Church history; Uniate (Greek Catholic) Church; national awakening
Subjects: D History General and Old World / történelem > D0 History (General) / történelem általában > D13-D15 Historiography / történetírás
D History General and Old World / történelem > DK Russia, Soviet Union, Former Soviet Republics / Oroszország
Z Bibliography. Library Science. Information Resources / könyvtártudomány > Z004 Books. Writing. Paleography / könyvészet, írás, paleográfia
SWORD Depositor: MTMT SWORD
Depositing User: MTMT SWORD
Date Deposited: 02 Apr 2019 06:25
Last Modified: 31 Mar 2023 11:51
URI: http://real.mtak.hu/id/eprint/92426

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