The Gmünder Kaiserchronik (or Gmünder Chronik) is a historical work in the German language from the Late Middle Ages, a chronicle of the emperors and kings of Germany, probably from around 1400. Its short version was dedicated to the city of Schwäbisch Gmünd. The chronicle is best known as the second part of the incunabula of Ulm (1485/86).
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