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Hennin

Hennin nebo též burgundský čepec je vysoká kuželovitá dámská pokrývka hlavy, jež se nosila v 14. a 15. století. Jeho pojmenování je odvozeno z arabského slova hanin (mile znějící). Tento druh klobouku se nosil převážně ve francouzském království, v burgundském vévodství, v Německu, v Nizozemsku, v zemích Koruny české a v polském a uherském království.

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Hennin

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples19
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
Components1

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Hennin

Top relations

related to Dvojitý či dvourohý hennin · 10
Hennin → Dvourohý, Jeden, Nad, Nizozemsku, Patřily, Svoji, Také, Tento, Tomuto, Vlasy
related to Jednoduchý hennin · 6
Hennin → Aby, Byl, Jednalo, Nizozemsku, Po, Výška
related to Externí odkazy · 3
Hennin → Obrázky, Wikimedia Commons, Wikimedia Commons Galerie Hennin

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nizozemsku henninu jež druh jeho často čepec hlavy klobouku nosil burgundském jej henninů dvourohý arabského německu polském 1385 klobouk stavu

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Henninrelated to Dvojitý či dvourohý henninTomuto0.60section
Henninrelated to Dvojitý či dvourohý henninDvourohý0.60section
Henninrelated to Dvojitý či dvourohý henninSvoji0.60section
Henninrelated to Dvojitý či dvourohý henninPatřily0.60section
Henninrelated to Dvojitý či dvourohý henninVlasy0.60section
Henninrelated to Dvojitý či dvourohý henninNad0.60section
Henninrelated to Dvojitý či dvourohý henninTaké0.60section
Henninrelated to Dvojitý či dvourohý henninNizozemsku0.60section
Henninrelated to Dvojitý či dvourohý henninTento0.60section
Henninrelated to Dvojitý či dvourohý henninJeden0.60section
Henninrelated to Externí odkazyObrázky0.60section
Henninrelated to Externí odkazyWikimedia Commons Galerie Hennin0.60section

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