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Scátháin na bhflatha

Ón Vicipéid, an chiclipéid shaor.

Is genre teagaisc iad Scátháin na bhFlatha[1] (Laidin: specula principum), scríofa le linn na meánaoise agus an Renaissance. Is cuid iad de genre níos leithne, Litríochta Speculi.

Feictear is minice iad mar théacsleabhair a thugann teagasc go díreach do ríthe nó rialtóirí eile, ar ghnéithe áirithe rialachais agus iompair, le samplaí i gcomhair nó aithrise nó seachanta. Cumadh iad go minic agus rí nua, idir óg agus/nó ar bheagán taithí, ag teacht i réim.[2]

Scríobhadh an saothar is luaite den chineál seo ag Sedulius Scottus (beo 840–860), an file Éireannach a mheastar a chum an dán gluaise, Pangur Bán (9ú haois). Is é An Prionsa (c. 1513) le Niccolò Machiavelli, an sampla is mó le rá, cé nach tipiciúil go leor é is féidir a rá.

Téacsanna clasaiceacha

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Super Physicam Aristotelis, 1595

Gréagacha agus Rómhánacha

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Téacsanna Iarthar na hEorpa

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Luathmheánaois

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Teacsanna Cairilínseacha:

Téacsanna Éireannacha

Meánaois déanach

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Téacsanna Biosántacha

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Téacsanna Peirseacha Réamh-Ioslamacha

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  • Ewen-Nāmag (“Leabhar Rialacha”): Ar mhodhanna, nósanna, skills, ealaíona, eolaíochtaí, srl. na Sasanach
  • Tāj-Nāmag (“Leabhar na Corónach”)
  • Kalilag ud Damanag: aistriúchán Meán-Pheirsise de Panchatantra as an India.
  • Jāvidan Khrad ("Eagnaíocht Neamhbhásmhar")
  • Litríocht Andarz.

Téacsanna Ioslamacha

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Téacsanna Slavacha

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  • Neagoe Basarab (1512–1521), Teagaisc Neagoe Basarab dá mhac Theodosie, ar cheann deana chéad saothair liteartha as Wallachia

Féach freisin

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