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Principle of Imperial Confirmation in Inheritance Disputes
The Historical Register LXV argues that in legal cases the Emperor and the Empire must be treated as distinct, requiring confirmation from both. It cites Hee and Brunswick, questions Emperor involvement in his own cases, and Ludolph’s primogeniture critique, asserting that unions of estates must not violate feudal rights or create reciprocal servitude.
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Hee
Brunswick
Frederick III
A&t
Ludolph