Vilniaus miestas ir miestiečiai 1636 m.: namai, gyventojai, svečiai
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adam_text | 6 )
Vil
nians mivsias
ir
mu uiľcm
ld
3
b
ni.:
n a
nun,
цу ч>п
t
oja
Turinys
Pratarmé
(8
ţ
vadas
(У
1.
Tyrinéjimai
ir
šaltiniai
( 11
Bendri miesto istorijos
tyrinéjimai
( 11
Vilniaus miesto
патц
tyrimai
( 12
Vilniaus miestieČia
tyrinèjìmai (l3
Šaltiniai Ír
1бЗб т.
Vilniaus surašymas
( 14
Vilnius
XVII
a. I puséje (ló
2.
Vilniaus namai
( 19
Gatvès
( 20
Suskirstymas i jurisdikas
(23
Priemiesčiai
( 24
Gyvenamieji namai
( 25
Žinios apie kainas
(32
Špitoliii namai
( 33
Leidimai stacyti
(
Ы
Maldos
namai
( 38
3.
VUniaus
патц
savininkai
(41
Nuosavybés klausimas
(42
Miesto pareigunq namai
(43
Profesinés bendruomenés
(47
Žydai(49
4.
Vílníaus
sveciiţ
apgyvendínimo prievolé
ir
svečiai
(52
SveCÏLj
apgyvendínimo prievolé
(52
Privilegios
( 53
Apgyvendínimo
regiamen
tavïmas
(б2
Valdovo
dvarižkiai
(б4
Tribunolo
deputatai
( 66
Ыатц
paskirstymo klausimas
(б8
Svečia
ír
зеітіпіпкц
santykiai
(70
Valdovo dvaras
1636
m. Víiniuje LDK kancierio akimis
(71
Apibendrinimas
(75
Priedas
(78
Karaliaus dvarui skirtij
патц
per valdovo
apsilankymą
Vilniuje
1636
m. surašymas
(85
RevisJa
gospod dworu iego królewskiego
msei
w mieście Wilnie pod bytność króla iego mości w roku
1636 (209
Rodyklés
(292
28б)
Vilniaus miesias i 1
micstiečm
1636
m.: namai, gyvcntojai,
sveOiaì
Summary
Investigations into the history of
che city
of Vilnius have been advancing la¬
tely. Not only churches, convents, palaces, and separate streets, but also the
material life of townspeople attracts attention of researchers. However, sources
from only the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries offer more substantial data
concerning changes in individual possessions. Information pertinent to the
history of Vilnius before the mid-seventeenth century, when the greatest part
of the city s archives was destroyed in the war, is highly limited. Compared
to the data about townspeople available in various other sources (baptismal
and marriage metrics, tax registrars, court records}, the descriptions of house¬
holds are nearly non-existent. This situation changes in the second half of the
seventeenth century; from then on, one discovers a number of household in¬
ventories. However, there is hardly any information on this issue from earlier
periods. Attempts at assessing the condition of houses in Vilnius faces a gap in
the period between the Vilnius fire of
1610
and the city s destruction in
1655,
after which most of the buildings have been reconstructed. This book
Ís
based
on a unique document, the list of Vilnius townspeople and their households
compiled
Ín
І636
in preparation to accommodate the court of Vladislaus
Vasa.
The source lists owners of houses (sometimes their lessees or former owners),
indicates positions, professions, and privileges that these persons held, contains
more than
700
descriptions of households in the today s old town (a house s
condition, number of lodging and utility rooms, dependence to a particular
jurisdiction and alike), and names the courtiers who were to be accommoda¬
ted. In a number of entries, the document omits names and positions of listed
persons; however, circumstantial evidence has helped to identify them.
This study does not aim at presenting an exhaustive panorama of Vilnius
in the first half of the seventeenth century. Predominantly, it focuses on the
issues that the list of Vilnius households from
1636
and, to a certain extent,
that from
1б39
reveal. These descriptions have been compared with the list of
Summary
(287
Vilnius house-owners from
1645.
In fact, no source prior to the early ninete¬
enth century provides an ampler representation of
che city
of Vilnius. Today,
reconstructions of the buildings of Vilnius as they were in the seventeenth
century are possible only with the help of archaeological and architectural
investigations and data from casual sources. The lists from the first half of the
seventeenth century lead towards a better understanding of juridical dependence
of the city s possessions, owners of houses, and situation of households. Data
from the
1636
list permits to assess the city of Vilnius from three perspectives:
firstly, the townspeople; secondly, the houses of the city, and, thirdly, the vi¬
siting court of the ruler.
The principal questions that rhe book poses are the following: How did the
houses of Vilnius look like in the first half of the seventeenth century? What
were the professions of house owners and how did they participate in the
cityas
self-government? What were the privileges that exempted townspeople from
the obligation of housing guests? In addition, one notices that in
1636
the
city of Vilnius was predominantly built-up with brick houses, while wooden
buildings were to be found in places closer to the city-wall; however, there also
existed unbuilt territories. The main streets such as Pilies,
Didžioji, VokieČiu.,
and
Dominikonq-Šv. Jono
were nearly fully built-up with brick houses. Mer¬
chants owned the majority of houses in Vilnius. Craftsmen lived mainly in
several districts. Within the quadrangle
Ín
between the above-mentioned main
streets, craftsmen inhabited the environs of Stikliii,
Mésinìii,
and
Žydu.
streets;
they settled in and around Skapo street as well as in the
Ruthenian
quarter
on the eastern side of
Didžioji
street. In Vilnius of
1636,
one comes across
the houses of the majority of officers of the city s magistrate. Sometimes lay
judges and burgomasters owned several houses. Separate subchapters discuss
churches of different confessions, groups of houses owned by Jews and those
that housed hospitals, arid guests, who stayed in Vilnius in
1636.
In addition,
the book includes a list of privileges received by the townspeople of Vilnius in
1624-1648.
It was in the first half of the seventeenth century that a number of
privileges were granted to the Jewish community. Then Jews were permitted to
buy houses
Ín
Žydii
street and its environs. The situation from
1636
records
the settling of Jews in one district. As the list of privileges shows, house owners
were exempted from the obligation of accommodating royal guests after the
implementation of reform that divided the city into three parts. Hence, the
courtiers accompanying the ruler during his visits in
1636, 1639,
and
1645
settled in different parts of the city every time.
The list from
1636
provides unique evidence concerning the officets tra¬
velling with the ruler as well as their servants. In general, the activities of the
2 8 8 )
V i
1
n i a u
s m
і
с
s
t
a s
ir
m
і
с
s
t
і
с с
і
ai
í
6 3 6
m
. :
n
л
m
л
і
,
g
у
v c n t
о і я і
,
s v t- C·
і лі
ruling court have not received any attention in Lithuanian historiography thus
far. From the middle of the seventeenth century, visits of the ruler s court to
Vilnius became especially rare, while data concerning earlier stays is minimal.
The
Ust
provides evidence on the deputies of the Supreme Tribunal, who sat
for a session in Vilnius once a year. The townspeople of Vilnius were obliged
to accommodate them as well.
The book contains
thé
original text and the Lithuanian translation of the
list from
1636,
which has not been even mentioned in historiography thus far.
Notes comment on persons and buildings mentioned in the list. Undoubtedly,
future research will benefit greatly from the list of Vilnius households: its data
contributes to the assessment of household situation
Ín
the first half of the se¬
venteenth century and allows the comparison with later periods. Investigation
into later sources could possibly contribute to the history of individual houses.
For a long time, Vilnius as the capital of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania set an
example for other towns of the country; hence, research into their urban archi¬
tecture might benefit from the analysis of the houses of Vilnius.
The translation of the list from
1636
has attempted not only at localising
the buildings within the today s old town and indicating, what house stood in
the place of the one of today during the first half of the seventeenth century,
but has also taken into consideration possessions of the early nineteenth cen¬
tury. This
Ís
due to the fact that at the beginning of the nineteenth century
the situation of the Vilnius old town has not changed significantly compared
to that of the seventeenth century. Moreover, the layout of streets remained
nearly intact; while several streets have reached our times being reconstructed.
More often than not, even a brief entry in the list from
1636
is the earliest
record on the state of a house. It must be acknowledged that not every house
has been localised. However, inch a localisation could be carried out in the
future through juxtaposing this data with the descriptions of houses from later
periods. If the houses are localised precisely, they could be indicated on town
schemes and maps and thus contribute to the general understanding about
the contemporaneous built areas of the old town of Vilnius. No house from
the first half of the seventeenth century survived without being reconstructed.
However, today one comes across several better preserved facades and streets
that kept their original layout. If this material were complimented with more
exhaustive research into contemporaneous everyday life (and festivities) one
may get a comprehensive picture of how Vilnius looked liked at that time.
Translated by
Giedrè Mickünaité
|
adam_txt |
6 )
Vil
nians mivsias
ir
mu'uiľcm
ld
3
b
ni.:
n a
nun,
цу \ч>п
t
oja
Turinys
Pratarmé
(8
ţ
vadas
(У
1.
Tyrinéjimai
ir
šaltiniai
( 11
Bendri miesto istorijos
tyrinéjimai
( 11
Vilniaus miesto
патц
tyrimai
( 12
Vilniaus miestieČia
tyrinèjìmai (l3
Šaltiniai Ír
1бЗб т.
Vilniaus surašymas
( 14
Vilnius
XVII
a. I puséje (ló
2.
Vilniaus namai
( 19
Gatvès
( 20
Suskirstymas i jurisdikas
(23
Priemiesčiai
( 24
Gyvenamieji namai
( 25
Žinios apie kainas
(32
Špitoliii namai
( 33
Leidimai stacyti
(
Ы
Maldos
namai
( 38
3.
VUniaus
патц
savininkai
(41
Nuosavybés klausimas
(42
Miesto pareigunq namai
(43
Profesinés bendruomenés
(47
Žydai(49
4.
Vílníaus
sveciiţ
apgyvendínimo prievolé
ir
svečiai
(52
SveCÏLj
apgyvendínimo prievolé
(52
Privilegios
( 53
Apgyvendínimo
regiamen
tavïmas
(б2
Valdovo
dvarižkiai
(б4
Tribunolo
deputatai
( 66
Ыатц
paskirstymo klausimas
(б8
Svečia
ír
зеітіпіпкц
santykiai
(70
Valdovo dvaras
1636
m. Víiniuje LDK kancierio akimis
(71
Apibendrinimas
(75
Priedas
(78
Karaliaus dvarui skirtij
патц
per valdovo
apsilankymą
Vilniuje
1636
m. surašymas
(85
RevisJa
gospod dworu iego królewskiego
msei
w mieście Wilnie pod bytność króla iego mości w roku
1636 (209
Rodyklés
(292
28б)
Vilniaus miesias i'1
micstiečm
1636
m.: namai, gyvcntojai,
sveOiaì
Summary
Investigations into the history of
che city
of Vilnius have been advancing la¬
tely. Not only churches, convents, palaces, and separate streets, but also the
material life of townspeople attracts attention of researchers. However, sources
from only the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries offer more substantial data
concerning changes in individual possessions. Information pertinent to the
history of Vilnius before the mid-seventeenth century, when the greatest part
of the city's archives was destroyed in the war, is highly limited. Compared
to the data about townspeople available in various other sources (baptismal
and marriage metrics, tax registrars, court records}, the descriptions of house¬
holds are nearly non-existent. This situation changes in the second half of the
seventeenth century; from then on, one discovers a number of household in¬
ventories. However, there is hardly any information on this issue from earlier
periods. Attempts at assessing the condition of houses in Vilnius faces a gap in
the period between the Vilnius fire of
1610
and the city's destruction in
1655,
after which most of the buildings have been reconstructed. This book
Ís
based
on a unique document, the list of Vilnius townspeople and their households
compiled
Ín
І636
in preparation to accommodate the court of Vladislaus
Vasa.
The source lists owners of houses (sometimes their lessees or former owners),
indicates positions, professions, and privileges that these persons held, contains
more than
700
descriptions of households in the today's old town (a house's
condition, number of lodging and utility rooms, dependence to a particular
jurisdiction and alike), and names the courtiers who were to be accommoda¬
ted. In a number of entries, the document omits names and positions of listed
persons; however, circumstantial evidence has helped to identify them.
This study does not aim at presenting an exhaustive panorama of Vilnius
in the first half of the seventeenth century. Predominantly, it focuses on the
issues that the list of Vilnius households from
1636
and, to a certain extent,
that from
1б39
reveal. These descriptions have been compared with the list of
Summary
(287
Vilnius house-owners from
1645.
In fact, no source prior to the early ninete¬
enth century provides an ampler representation of
che city
of Vilnius. Today,
reconstructions of the buildings of Vilnius as they were in the seventeenth
century are possible only with the help of archaeological and architectural
investigations and data from casual sources. The lists from the first half of the
seventeenth century lead towards a better understanding of juridical dependence
of the city's possessions, owners of houses, and situation of households. Data
from the
1636
list permits to assess the city of Vilnius from three perspectives:
firstly, the townspeople; secondly, the houses of the city, and, thirdly, the vi¬
siting court of the ruler.
The principal questions that rhe book poses are the following: How did the
houses of Vilnius look like in the first half of the seventeenth century? What
were the professions of house owners and how did they participate in the
cityas
self-government? What were the privileges that exempted townspeople from
the obligation of housing guests? In addition, one notices that in
1636
the
city of Vilnius was predominantly built-up with brick houses, while wooden
buildings were to be found in places closer to the city-wall; however, there also
existed unbuilt territories. The main streets such as Pilies,
Didžioji, VokieČiu.,
and
Dominikonq-Šv. Jono
were nearly fully built-up with brick houses. Mer¬
chants owned the majority of houses in Vilnius. Craftsmen lived mainly in
several districts. Within the quadrangle
Ín
between the above-mentioned main
streets, craftsmen inhabited the environs of Stikliii,
Mésinìii,
and
Žydu.
streets;
they settled in and around Skapo street as well as in the
Ruthenian
quarter
on the eastern side of
Didžioji
street. In Vilnius of
1636,
one comes across
the houses of the majority of officers of the city's magistrate. Sometimes lay
judges and burgomasters owned several houses. Separate subchapters discuss
churches of different confessions, groups of houses owned by Jews and those
that housed hospitals, arid guests, who stayed in Vilnius in
1636.
In addition,
the book includes a list of privileges received by the townspeople of Vilnius in
1624-1648.
It was in the first half of the seventeenth century that a number of
privileges were granted to the Jewish community. Then Jews were permitted to
buy houses
Ín
Žydii
street and its environs. The situation from
1636
records
the settling of Jews in one district. As the list of privileges shows, house owners
were exempted from the obligation of accommodating royal guests after the
implementation of reform that divided the city into three parts. Hence, the
courtiers accompanying the ruler during his visits in
1636, 1639,
and
1645
settled in different parts of the city every time.
The list from
1636
provides unique evidence concerning the officets tra¬
velling with the ruler as well as their servants. In general, the activities of the
2 8 8 )
V i
1
n i a u
s m
і
с
s
t
a s
ir
m
і
с
s
t
і
с с
і
ai
í
6 3 6
m
. :
n
л
m
л
і
,
g
у
v c n t
о і я і
,
s v t- C·
і лі
ruling court have not received any attention in Lithuanian historiography thus
far. From the middle of the seventeenth century, visits of the ruler's court to
Vilnius became especially rare, while data concerning earlier stays is minimal.
The
Ust
provides evidence on the deputies of the Supreme Tribunal, who sat
for a session in Vilnius once a year. The townspeople of Vilnius were obliged
to accommodate them as well.
The book contains
thé
original text and the Lithuanian translation of the
list from
1636,
which has not been even mentioned in historiography thus far.
Notes comment on persons and buildings mentioned in the list. Undoubtedly,
future research will benefit greatly from the list of Vilnius households: its data
contributes to the assessment of household situation
Ín
the first half of the se¬
venteenth century and allows the comparison with later periods. Investigation
into later sources could possibly contribute to the history of individual houses.
For a long time, Vilnius as the capital of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania set an
example for other towns of the country; hence, research into their urban archi¬
tecture might benefit from the analysis of the houses of Vilnius.
The translation of the list from
1636
has attempted not only at localising
the buildings within the today's old town and indicating, what house stood in
the place of the one of today during the first half of the seventeenth century,
but has also taken into consideration possessions of the early nineteenth cen¬
tury. This
Ís
due to the fact that at the beginning of the nineteenth century
the situation of the Vilnius old town has not changed significantly compared
to that of the seventeenth century. Moreover, the layout of streets remained
nearly intact; while several streets have reached our times being reconstructed.
More often than not, even a brief entry in the list from
1636
is the earliest
record on the state of a house. It must be acknowledged that not every house
has been localised. However, inch a localisation could be carried out in the
future through juxtaposing this data with the descriptions of houses from later
periods. If the houses are localised precisely, they could be indicated on town
schemes and maps and thus contribute to the general understanding about
the contemporaneous built areas of the old town of Vilnius. No house from
the first half of the seventeenth century survived without being reconstructed.
However, today one comes across several better preserved facades and streets
that kept their original layout. If this material were complimented with more
exhaustive research into contemporaneous everyday life (and festivities) one
may get a comprehensive picture of how Vilnius looked liked at that time.
Translated by
Giedrè Mickünaité |
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spelling | Paknys, Mindaugas 1973- Verfasser (DE-588)133959821 aut Vilniaus miestas ir miestiečiai 1636 m. namai, gyventojai, svečiai Mindaugas Paknys Vilnius Vilniaus Dailės Akad. Leidykla 2006 318 S., [8] Bl. Ill., , Kt. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Text teilw. lit. und poln. - Zsfassung in engl. und poln. Sprache Geschichte 1600-1700 Geschichte 1636 gnd rswk-swf Architektur Geschichte Haus (DE-588)4023693-6 gnd rswk-swf Bewohner (DE-588)4297960-2 gnd rswk-swf Vilnius (Lithuania) Buildings, structures, etc Vilnius (Lithuania) Census, 1636 Vilnius (Lithuania) History 17th century Vilnius (DE-588)5057560-0 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4173536-5 Patentschrift gnd-content (DE-588)4135952-5 Quelle gnd-content Vilnius (DE-588)5057560-0 g Haus (DE-588)4023693-6 s Bewohner (DE-588)4297960-2 s Geschichte 1636 z DE-604 Digitalisierung BSBMuenchen application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016429826&sequence=000003&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016429826&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Abstract |
spellingShingle | Paknys, Mindaugas 1973- Vilniaus miestas ir miestiečiai 1636 m. namai, gyventojai, svečiai Architektur Geschichte Haus (DE-588)4023693-6 gnd Bewohner (DE-588)4297960-2 gnd |
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title | Vilniaus miestas ir miestiečiai 1636 m. namai, gyventojai, svečiai |
title_auth | Vilniaus miestas ir miestiečiai 1636 m. namai, gyventojai, svečiai |
title_exact_search | Vilniaus miestas ir miestiečiai 1636 m. namai, gyventojai, svečiai |
title_exact_search_txtP | Vilniaus miestas ir miestiečiai 1636 m. namai, gyventojai, svečiai |
title_full | Vilniaus miestas ir miestiečiai 1636 m. namai, gyventojai, svečiai Mindaugas Paknys |
title_fullStr | Vilniaus miestas ir miestiečiai 1636 m. namai, gyventojai, svečiai Mindaugas Paknys |
title_full_unstemmed | Vilniaus miestas ir miestiečiai 1636 m. namai, gyventojai, svečiai Mindaugas Paknys |
title_short | Vilniaus miestas ir miestiečiai 1636 m. |
title_sort | vilniaus miestas ir miestieciai 1636 m namai gyventojai sveciai |
title_sub | namai, gyventojai, svečiai |
topic | Architektur Geschichte Haus (DE-588)4023693-6 gnd Bewohner (DE-588)4297960-2 gnd |
topic_facet | Architektur Geschichte Haus Bewohner Vilnius (Lithuania) Buildings, structures, etc Vilnius (Lithuania) Census, 1636 Vilnius (Lithuania) History 17th century Vilnius Patentschrift Quelle |
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