CHRONICA PER EXTENSUM DESCRIPTA AD ANNUM 46-1280 AND CHRONICA BREVIS AD ANNUM 46-1342 DODGE ANDREA DANDOLO AS HISTORICAL SOURCES

  • Ивица Чаировић Православни богословски факултет, Универзитет у Београду – Србија

Abstract

The two chronicles of doge Andrea Dandolo became the basis for all future histories of Venice, and many researchers agree that Dandolo's work has become the most important cornerstone for historical studies of Venice and areas for which the Venetian Republic was interestedin. These works have become matrices for all future chronicles, even for modern methodology within historiography. Although Andrea Dandolo had a desire for a longer chronicle to circulate and influence all those who will write the history of Venice, but the shorter chronicles should be only a consultative paper that would have an official level; the completely opposite was with the shorter chronicle because this work became very popular very soon, while the long chronicle for Venetians rulers was adjusted to the official file. By studying the historical sources from the time in which doge Andrea lives, his relationship with the western part of the Balkans and Serbia can be determined. Narrative short latin sources, which were scarce in scope, bring to light the events of the crowning of the Serbian ruler of that time for the King, which is one of the most important moment for the history of the Serbian people. Knowing that very well, Andrea Dandolo expressed a good attitude towards the Serbian state, referring to this very event. Because of the importance and relevance of these historical sources written by doge Andrea Dandolo, it is concluded that in the western countries that had a connection with Serbia, it was known that the Serbian ruler Stefan was crowned the first Serbian king in the beginning of the 13th century. The description of the crowning of the first Serbian king in Chronica per extensum descripta ad annum 46-1280 shows a good relationship between Serbia and Venice at the time of the writing of historical sources from the pen of doge Andrea Dandolo.

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Published
2019-01-27