Kölnische Chronik (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024614886)

"Kölnische Chronik" (Cologne Chronicle) and "MÃ1/4nstereifeler Chronik" offer a detailed look into medieval Germany. The "Kölnische Chronik" covers the period from 1087 to 1378, providing insights into the political, social, and cultural life of Cologne during the High and Late Middle Ages. The "MÃ1/4nstereifeler Chronik", spanning 1270 to 1450, focuses on the local history of MÃ1/4nstereifel, offering a valuable regional perspective. Authored by Heinrich Joseph Floss, this separate reprint from the Zeitschrift F. Vaterländische (westphälisch) Geschichte makes these important historical texts accessible to a wider audience. These chronicles are essential resources for historians and researchers interested in medieval Germany, local history, and the development of urban centers.

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