Kaiser Karl IV. erneuert und bestätigt das der Stadt Nürnberg am 11. Juni 1313 erteilte Privileg Kaiser Heinrichs VII. (SS/A Nr. 15), welches inseriert ist. - Siegler: der Aussteller mit Majestätssiegel.

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Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Kaiserliche Privilegien, Urkunden 110
SS/C Nr. 9; BayHStA Reichsstadt Nürnberg Urkunden Nr. 897
Zusatzklassifikation: Privileg
Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Kaiserliche Privilegien, Urkunden
Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Kaiserliche Privilegien, Urkunden >> Losungamt, 39 Laden >> Kaiserliche und Königliche Privilegien >> Karl IV. als Römischer Kaiser (Lade SS/C)
1355 April 5
Urkunden
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Ausstellungsort: Rom

Literatur: Regesta Imperii VIII, 20130

Originaldatierung: Datum Rome (1355) nonis aprillis.

Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie

Jahr: 1355

Monat: 4

Tag: 5

Äußere Beschreibung: Ausf., lat., Perg. (37,2 x 53,4cm, Plica 6,4cm) mit an heller Schnur anh. Sg. (mit Rücksg. von rotem Wachs).
Kopiert im N. Schwb. I. f. 77 und 78a.
Heinrich VII., König
Karl IV., Kaiser
Rom (Italien), Ausstellungsort

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