- The
Aulic Council (Latin:
Consilium Auli****; German:
Reichshofrat;
literally "Court
Council of the Empire") was one of the two
supreme courts of the Holy...
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rival for the Reichskammergericht, in 1497
Maximilian establish the
Reichshofrat,
which had its seat in Vienna.
During Maximilian's reign, this council...
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Maximilian established the
Reichshofrat,
which had its seat in Vienna.
Unlike the Reichskammergericht, the
Reichshofrat looked into
criminal matters...
- N****au-Hadamar and
Isaak Volmar. In Osnabrück,
Johann Maximilian von
Lamberg and
Reichshofrat Johann Krane.
Philip IV of
Spain was
represented by two delegations:...
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established similar to the
French Conseil du Roi. A
precursor was the
Reichshofrat, a
judicial body
established by
Emperor Maximilian I of Habsburg. In...
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Supreme Courts (the
Reichskammergericht and the
Reichshofrat) was
established (with the
Reichshofrat playing a more
efficient role
during the
Early Modern...
- meister), it
formed the core of the
Habsburg government in Vienna. The
Reichshofrat was
revived to deal with
affairs concerning imperial prerogatives. In...
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Weikhard of
Auersperg (1615–1677)
served as head of the
Aulic Council (
Reichshofrat), as
envoy of
Emperor Ferdinand III in the
negotiations preparing the...
- von
Hildebrandt and accommodated, in
addition to the
Aulic Council (
Reichshofrat), the
offices of the
Imperial Vice-Chancellor (Reichsvizekanzler), who...
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Count Maximilian Ulrich, was
appointed a
member of the
Aulic Council (
Reichshofrat) in 1706; he
served as
Imperial envoy and as
governor (Landeshauptmann)...
