Golden Bull of Teplice

The Golden Bull of Teplice (1277) was a decree issued by Otto VII, King of Germany, and co-signed by Vladislaus II of Bohemia and Ottokar, Duke of Austria, which determined:
*Privilegium de non evocando et appellando: independent jurisdiction and legislature for both Bohemia and Austria
*Libertas affectandi: If the family line dies out, can name an heir of their personal choice, reserving the act of enfeoffment to the Emperor
*Inseparability of territory for the fiefs of King Vladislaus of Bohemia and Duke Ottokar of Austria
*Permission to display certain symbols of rule (for Austria)
*Recognition of Vladislaus and Ottokar as hereditary Kings of Bohemia & Hungary respectively
*Only required to attend Reichstag diets near the border
*Only required to provide military aid to wars in vicinity
Furthermore, other agreements were established between the Premyslids and Otto VII:
*Duke Ottokar recognised as official heir of Tyrol and Gorz
*King Otto recognised as official heir of Brunswick if Welfs die out
*Duke Otto hands over the Henneberg lands he seized, except the formerly Meranian ones
*Duke Ottokar will march south and lead an Imperial army into Lombardy to rendezvous with Hohenstaufen
The Golden Bull of Teplice marks the imperial confirmation of Ottokar II as King of Hungary and therefore the recognition of the establishment of the Premyslid Hungarian monarchy in the Holy Roman Empire.
==References==
https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/threads/before-the-fall.36591/page-8#post-8119684
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