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investiture controversy: a standalone construct

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Medieval history

the eleventh- and twelfth-century conflict between popes and emperors over the appointment of bishops, understood as a struggle over the right order of the world.

In medieval history, investiture controversy refers to the eleventh- and twelfth-century conflict between popes and emperors over the appointment of bishops, understood as a struggle over the right order of the world. This meaning comes from Tellenbach (1940) in Church, state and Christian society at the time of the investiture contest.[1]

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Tellenbach, G. (1940). Church, state and Christian society at the time of the investiture contest. Basil Blackwell, Oxford. ISBN 9780631003403

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