
We show that solutions of the Schlesinger equations correspond to holomorphic vector bundles on (subsets of) ℂℙ n that are invariant under the action of the diagonal subgroup of GL(n + 1, ℂ). As an application, we demonstrate that the Schlesinger equations are a reduction of the hyper-Kahler equations.
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