摘要：The article deals with the various viewpoints concerning the reception of the core of government as perceived by the Luxembourgs and by the Piasts of Silesia throughout the 14th century. On one hand,the feudal principle stands out clearly,on the other hand,it is the hereditary right that is dominant. This dialogue of ideology is examined based on three events: first,Charlesʼ incorporation of Silesian duchies into the Crown of Bohemia from 1348;second,the disputes from 1330s concerning the rights over the Racibórz principality and Głogów duchy. We found that the Luxembourg kings in question were rather flexible and pragmatic concerning the particularities of rule in Silesia,having one thing in common: they approached the given regulations and concepts as tools of communication coming through the person who was forming his stance on the issue. The theoretic basis for government was not transferable from person to person and it was not always taken as a given,on the contrary. The interpretation of the government theory was fully up to the ruler who was in charge. It was quite possible to change the rules when the need to come to an agreement with a new group of recipients arose. In real politics,the structural elements of application of such concepts is impossible to trace. Instead,the concept of actual interpretation of government was dominant. The rulers used what they needed in the given moment,with respect to the needs of particular recipients,situations and goals..
关键词：John of Luxembourg;Charles IV.;Głogów region;Racibórz region;ideology of government;feudal rights;hereditary rights
