THE POLICY OF WENCESLAS IV REGARDING THE LANDS OF LUXEMBOURG AND LORRAINE IN 1384-1388
The article examines the development of the political situation in the region of Lorraine and Luxembourg in 1384-1388, after the transfer of the Duchy of Luxembourg to the rule of the Czech king Wenceslas IV. In the context of the split of the Catholic Church and the struggle in the Franco-Imperial borderland, an analysis of the policy of Wenceslas IV in relation to Luxembourg and the lands of Lorraine (Duchy of Bar, cities and bishoprics of Metz, Toul and Verdun) is given.