Frangepán Bernát adománylevele [Védett tétel]
1481 Modrus [Modruš]Ár
2 300 000 Ft
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Frangepán Bernát, Zengg, Veglia és Modrus grófjának 1481. október 11-én, Modrusban kelt, latin nyelvű oklevele, amellyel Plaškiban és másutt fekvő birtokokat adományoz Zebich Ferenc (Franko Zebić) modrusi adószedőnek (theoloniarius), aki őt és apját, (III.) István grófot is egyaránt hűséggel szolgálta. Az adományosról nem sokat tudunk, de elképzelhető, hogy korábban szerepet vállalt az adományozó, Frangepán Bernát nevelésében.
Pergamen, kék sodraton viasztokos függőpecséttel, díszes iniciáléval és első sorral, az oklevél alján Frangepán Bernát saját kézzel írott megerősítő záradékával. (Hereditas 7/145 )
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Latin-language charter of Bernardin Frankopan (lat. Bernardinus de Frangepanibus), Count of Zengg, Veglia, and Modruš, issued in Modruš on October 11, 1481, by which he grants estates located in Plaški and elsewhere to Ferenc Zebich (Franko Zebić), tax collector (theoloniarius) of Modruš, who had loyally served both him and his father, Count István III. Not much is known about the grantee, but it is possible that he previously played a role in the upbringing of the grantor, Bernardin Frankopan.
Parchment, with a pendant seal in a wax case attached by a blue cord, featuring an ornate initial and first line, and bearing Bernardin Frankopan's handwritten confirming clause at the bottom of the document. (Hereditas 7/145)
Latin-language charter of Bernardin Frankopan (lat. Bernardinus de Frangepanibus), Count of Zengg, Veglia, and Modruš, issued in Modruš on October 11, 1481, by which he grants estates located in Plaški and elsewhere to Ferenc Zebich (Franko Zebić), tax collector (theoloniarius) of Modruš, who had loyally served both him and his father, Count István III. Not much is known about the grantee, but it is possible that he previously played a role in the upbringing of the grantor, Bernardin Frankopan.
Parchment, with a pendant seal in a wax case attached by a blue cord, featuring an ornate initial and first line, and bearing Bernardin Frankopan's handwritten confirming clause at the bottom of the document. (Hereditas 7/145)