e/Doctrine of the Holy Crown

Information
has gloss	eng: The doctrine of the Holy Crown (in Hungarian: Szentkorona-tan) is a complex tradition that underlies Hungarys historical, unwritten constitution. It was on this basis that the idea of the state of Hungary was based, that determined Hungarys peculiar constitutional development from the Middle Ages to World War II, and which yields influence in public thinking on the constitution up to the present.
lexicalization	eng: Doctrine of the holy crown
instance of	(noun) regalia (jewelry and other paraphernalia) worn by a sovereign on state occasions crown jewels

Meaning
Hungarian
has gloss	hun: A Szent Korona-tan Magyarország történelmi, íratlan alkotmányának alapját képező hagyomány, melyen a magyar állam eszméje alapult, és amely máig ható befolyást gyakorol az alkotmányos közgondolkodásra.
lexicalization	hun: Szent Korona-tan
lexicalization	hun: Szentkorona Tan
lexicalization	hun: Szentkorona-tan

Media
media:img	Crown, Sword and Globus Cruciger of Hungary2.jpg
media:img	Front page of Tripartitum, the law-book of Hungary.jpg
media:img	Istvan.jpg