The Disastrous Feast at Werla: Political Relationships and Insult in the Succession Contest of 1002*
Sarah Greer
The research for this article was funded by the 'Power and Institutions in Medieval Islam Christendom (PIMIC)'ITN, receiving funding from European Union's Seventh Framework Programme research, technological development demonstration under grant agreement no. 316732; 'After Empire: Using Not Past Crisis of Carolingian World, c.900–1050' HERA project, Horizon 2020 innovation programme 649307.
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