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BURGHERS AND HERALDRY: ON THE USAGE OF HERALDIC SIGNS BY BURGHERS IN EARLY MODERN HUNGARIAN KINGDOM

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Federmayer F.
Mesto a dejiny
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2021
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vol. 10
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issue 1
48 - 74
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The study presents the state of research into burgher heraldry in Slovakia. It notes the perspectives and possibilities of further research, as well as the importance of the sigillographic study of burgher seals. On the basis of its findings, it demonstrates discoveries on the uses of coats of arms, or more precisely, personal heraldic marks, by burghers in early modern towns of the Hungarian Kingdom (and includes, for instance, the issues of heritability of burgher marks and the ennoblement of burghers from a heraldic point of view).
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Wokół początków Księstwa Oławskiego. Przyczynek do badań tytulatury książęcej na Śląsku w XV wieku

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Czechowicz B.
Historica: revue pro historii a příbuzné vědy (Historica: Review in history and related sciences)
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2011
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vol. 2
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issue 1
1-10
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Article tells about conditions, in which at the beginning of 15th century, two Silesian duchies Legnica Duchy and Brzeg Duchy were divided. These duchies were joined by law of common succession of descendants of dukes Wenceslaus II (died 1364) and Luis II (died 1398). After this stability period Henry IX waged war (1411-1414) with his brother Luis II on division their father Henry VIII's legacy. Duchy Olawa permanently came into existence and titulatur in sigillum of Luis III between 1420 and 1424. Analysis of documents and seals could also state more pricesily that Henry IX died in 1419 between 19th January and 17th July.
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