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131/1/849 · TsDIAL, Lwów

Charter of Emperor Joseph II on the foundation of the university in the city of Lviv

Title: Polish adaptation of the TsDIAL inventory description.

Entry from the TsDIAL inventory, quoted verbatim (OCR reading):
· 21.10.1784

Archive
Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine in Lviv
Fonds
131 — Collection of parchment documents
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131/1/849
den ein und zwanzigsten Monatstag Oktober im siebenzehnhundert vier und achtzigsten, Unserer Reiche des Römischen im ein und zwanzigsten, und der Erbländischen im vierten Jahre
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Diploma of Emperor Joseph II on the establishment and rights of the university in Lviv

Joseph II Habsburg, Roman Emperor → All subjects / inhabitants of the Kingdoms of Galicia and Lodomeria and the Duchies of Auschwitz and Zator (university in Lviv)

Roman Emperor Joseph II elevates the existing Lviv scientific institutions to the rank of a full university with four faculties and a gymnasium, granting it equal rights with other universities of the monarchy. The document also specifies the university's subordination to national authorities and approves the official coats of arms and seals of the university and individual faculties.

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131/1/849
1817 [the text breaks off at the seventh point; the date 1817 results from the text of the seal design]
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Diploma of Emperor Francis I elevating the Lyceum in Lviv to the rank of a university

Francis I Habsburg, Emperor of Austria → Inhabitants of the Kingdoms of Galicia and Lodomeria (university in Lviv)

Emperor Francis I transforms the Lviv Lyceum into a full-fledged university named Universitas Francisca, regulating the institution's structure, the composition of the academic senate, and the faculties' authority to grant doctoral degrees. The document also contains a meticulous heraldic and iconographic description of the newly established seals of the university and its individual faculties.

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