Genealogiae Diplomatica Augustae Gentis Hasburgicae

Genealogiae Diplomatica Augustae Gentis Hasburgicae, Volumen II, compiled by Marquard Herrgott, is a comprehensive collection of historical documents pertaining to the Habsburg dynasty. This volume, specifically Tomi Secundi Pars I, presents a codex of proofs featuring diplomas, charters, and other ancient monuments dating from 769 AD to 1269 AD.

Written in Latin, this meticulous compilation offers invaluable insights into the early history and lineage of the Habsburgs, drawing upon a wealth of primary source material. It serves as an essential resource for historians, genealogists, and researchers interested in medieval European history and the origins of one of Europe's most influential royal houses. The detailed records and careful scholarship make this volume a significant contribution to the understanding of Habsburg heritage.

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