Source catalogue
Date and place filters use identified document metadata. Units lacking these data will not appear in the results.
Scope of name searches
Search includes mentions in the text and notes. Spelling variants do not establish that people are identical.
| Reference | Collection / Fonds | Date | Title and text | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 131/1/162 | 131 — Collection of parchment documents | 1456-10-22 | Confirmation charter of King of Poland Casimir IV Jagiellon of the rights and privileges granted to the nobility of the Ruthenian lands by previous kings King Casimir IV Jagiellon confirms the existing rights and immunities of the clergy and nobility of the Ruthenian lands, while introducing additional regulations concerning, among other things, local jurisdiction, customs exemptions, and procedures regarding peasants. He also prohibits the imposition of unlawful customs duties and the diversion of merchants from designated trade routes. — | Editions: 1Read → |
| 131/1/294 | 131 — Collection of parchment documents | 1509-11-13 | Confirmation charter of King of Poland Sigismund I confirming the privilege of Castellan and Starosta of Kraków Jan of Czyżów abolishing the unlawfully imposed toll in Kolomyia, which Lviv merchants considered themselves not obliged to pay, and confirming the Sniatyn toll King Sigismund I resolves a dispute between the lessees of the Sniatyn customs and the Lviv city council, confirming documents from 1444 by Jan of Czyżów and Michał Mużyło of Buczacz, which abolished unlawful customs duties in Kolomyia and established fair customs rates in Sniatyn. — | Editions: 1Read → |
| 131/1/362 | 131 — Collection of parchment documents | 1530-04-09 | Charter of King Sigismund I of Poland transferring the annual fair in Lviv from Trinity Sunday to St. Margaret's Day and exempting merchants from paying customs duties on that day, while maintaining the fair on St. Agnes' Day King Sigismund I the Old, at the request of the Lviv city authorities, moves the annual fair from the Feast of the Holy Trinity to the Feast of Saint Margaret, exempting arriving merchants from customs duties. At the same time, he confirms the holding of the fair on the Feast of Saint Agnes, maintaining the existing obligation to pay customs duties. — | Editions: 1Read → |