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This fascinating study of the history of a Bavarian noble family provides a window into the complex social and political dynamics of early modern Europe. Pfeffel and du Buat-Nançay trace the origins of the Boicae Domus back to the medieval period, exploring the family's relationships with other noble houses and their involvement in regional and national politics. The book includes extensive genealogical information as well as a detailed analysis of the family's estates and properties. With a wealth of primary source material, this book is an essential reference for anyone interested in the history of European nobility.
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