Twenty-seven documents are dated to 1200: Innocent III's letters of February and March 1200 to Philip Augustus and Queen Ingeborg and his order for the interdict on France, Otto IV's letter to the pope expecting King Knud VI to move into Saxony, the reports of the legate Octavian and the French bishops on the lifting of the interdict in September, the pope's letters to Knud VI asking him to send advocates for his sister, Knud VI's ordinance on manslaughter for Skåne of 28 December 1200, and private gifts to Roskilde and Næstved. Each has a Danish regest and, for most, a translation.
About this source
- Title
- Diplomatarium Danicum
- Author
- Various
- Author's dates
- edited by the Society for Danish Language and Literature since 1938
- Written
- documents of 789 to 1448; the online edition is continuing
- Language
- Latin, with Danish summaries and translations
- Covers
- 789 to 1448
- Kind
- Charters and cartularies
The address diplomatarium.dk redirects to tekstnet.dk. The 1200 material is dominated by the Ingeborg case and so doubles as a French source for the interdict.