Šl'achta na Kysuciach a jej susedia: = Šlechta na Kysucích a její sousedé
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ÚVOD
Quid
tibi nibilitas
......................................................................................... 5
Budatínsky hrad
vo svetle
archeologických
nálezov
PETER
BEDNÁR
-
ZUZANA STANEKOVÁ
......................................... 7
Budatínsky hrad
-
komunikačný uzol v
minulosti
PETER SIMKO
......................................................................................... 18
Kto vlastne bol
župan Bohumír,
šľachtic z prvej písomnej zmienky
(1244)
o Kysuciach?
ADAM BUCHTA
...................................................................................... 29
Suňogovci z Jasenice a Budatína
ANDREA PARÁČOVÁ
............................................................................ 38
Alexander
Pongrác
-
zemianstvo a šľachta
na Kysuciach a blízkom okolí
BLANKA KRÁLIKOVA
.......................................................................... 54
Rozvoj železničnej dopravy na Kysuciach a jej vplyv
na podnikateľské aktivity šľachty v oblasti drevárskeho priemyslu
VERONIKA PAUKOVÁ
.......................................................................... 67
Gejza Čáki
-
šľachtic v povojnovom Česko-Slovensku
MARTIN TURÓCI
.................................................................................... 80
Rodokmeň grófa
Gej
zu
Čákiho
v zbierkach Považského múzea v Žiline
MICHAL JURECKÝ
........................................................................... 95
262
Priznajme sa k slovenskej šľachte
DRAHOSLAV MACHALA
.................................................................... 106
Uherská šlechta a slezští Piastovci na počátku raného novověku
(rodové aliance ve víru politiky a osobní prestiže)
RADIM JEŽ
............................................................................................. 113
Posádka na Jablunkovských na šancích
Příspěvek
к
poznání života v raně novověkém opevnění
MARTIN KRŮL
...................................................................................... 145
Pražmové z Bílkova a barokní náboženské
festivity
ve Frýdku
DAVID PINDUR
..................................................................................... 163
Slezská nižší šlechta ve službách olomouckého biskupství
před Bílou horou
Osobní aspirace versus reálné kariérní možnosti na příkladu
Valentina Pavlovského
JANALSAHEB
...................................................................................... 188
Šlechtici v roli hukvaldských hejtmanů
a zástupců vrchnosti a jejich kontakty
s
městy
ve drahé polovině
17.
a v
18.
století
LENKA VAŠUTOVÁ
.............................................................................. 202
Zoznam prameňov, literatúry a elektronických zdroj ov
.......................... 218
Zoznam použitých skratiek
...................................................................... 237
Miestny register
....................................................................................... 239
Menný register
......................................................................................... 244
Autori príspevkov
.................................................................................... 251
Gentry
in Kysuce
region
and its neighbours (Summaries)
...................... 255
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GENTRY IN
KYSUCE
REGION
AND ITS NEIGHBOURS
SUMMARIES
Budatin Castle in the Light of Archaeological Findings
PETER
BEDNÁR - ZUZANA
STANEKO
VÁ
Budatin Castle is one of the most important historical buildings serving
as a testimony to the life of the gentry in the
Kysuce
region. It is said that it was
a defence castle. Its significant role in the population and economy administration
of
Kysuce
is often forgotten. Written records support the existence of the castle no
sooner than in the early 14th century. We only have partial information about the
appearance of the castle. Archaeological and historical construction research carried
out in
2006-2007
and
2009-2010
substantially contributed to the extension of the
knowledge about its appearance.
The castle was built on the reef at the confluence of two rives, the
Váh
and the
Kysuca.
It was enlarged with an artificial dyke. A round tower along with perimeter
walls was built on this artificial hill (Fig.
1, 2).
Only a portion of the foundations
masonry was preserved from the oldest tower. The gate on the south-western side
of the fortification served as the entrance to the castle. There was also a wooden
or half-timbered building plastered with clay beside the main residential tower.
The castle was largely reconstructed during the second half of the
1
5th cen¬
tury and in the first half of the
1
6th century. It was initiated by George of
Hatné
and
followed by the
Suñog
family. As a part of the reconstruction work they enlarged
the castle area and thickened the built-up area of its medieval core (Fig.
3, 4).
This
resulted in a big complex of buildings not only having a residential and economical
function, but also the function of a defensive stronghold.
Further reconstruction works took place in the first half of the
1
8th century.
The most significant reconstruction was that of the lower castle (Fig.
5).
The Renaissance
palace was replaced by a new one. Its function was solely representational, residential
and economical. It had completely lost its defence function.
The castle as we know it today is the result of historicized reconstruction
works from the
1
9th and 20Ih century, when it was the property of the
Csáky
family.
It has served the needs of the Museum of
Považie
in
Žilina
since
1956.
Budatin Castle
-
Crossroads of the Past
PETER
ŠIMKO
One of Budatin Castle functions was also to collect the toll and defend the
frontier toll stations and the important road leading to Silesia through the
Váh
river
valley. Early in the beginning of the 14th century the road was shifted to the left bank
of
Váh
river and later, a ford and bridge were built near Budatin Castle. The role of the
castle owners was to take care of this bridge and road. Later on, this role was transferred
to the adjacent town of
Žilina
and finally it permanently turned to be the duty
of
Ži
lina.
The bridge was destroyed by floods many times and finally it was replaced with
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a new bridge construction. Until the early 20th century it was a wooden bridge
carried on lines of pile set into the river bed and standing only a few meters
apart. The terms for the new bridge construction and the toll amount were
often the subject of many disputes between the castle owners and the burghers
from
Žilina.
There was not only a road toll collected in Budatin but also
a river toll paid by rafts-men on the
Váh
and
Kysuca
rivers. At certain times toll
collection was carried out by local inns. The
Csáky
family, owners of the castle,
introduced a ferry services at two places on
Kysuca
river in the second half of the
19th century. One was located between Budatin and
Považský Chlmec
and it was only
for pedestrians, the other raft, capable of transporting wagons as well, was working
between Brodno and Rudinka. There was only a ford here in the past, and bridges
were not built here until the 20th century.
Who Was Lord
Bohumír,
Nobleman from the Very
Earliest Mentions
(1244)
about the
Kysuce
Region?
ADAM
BUCHTA
Interpretation of the literary sources set into the historical context
in the article on the lord
Bohumír
from
Trenčín
explains his status in the society.
It is clarified based on the interpretation of donation deeds and their setting into the
events of the first half of the
ІЗ 1
century. By depicting his many successes against
Bulgarians, Tartars, Frederick of Babenberg and
Konrad
of Masovia he is presented
and identified as one of the most significant representative of the country. Following
this we try to change the present opinion on the
Kysuce
region, which is considered
to be the least developed region in the medieval Kingdom of Hungary. As the argument
serves the direct intention of the king to donate the land of
Kysuce
to
Bohumír
in order to secure the borders of the country, it refutes the older opinion on the negli¬
gible significance of the region.
Suňog
Family from Jasenica and Budatin
ANDREA
PARÁČOVÁ
The
Suňog
family originally came from the Abov region.
Mikuláš Suňog,
lower administrator of Abov region, was given Jasenica village in
Považie
in
1394.
His sons
Gašpar
and
Bartolomej
started the Budatin (baronial and later county) and
Jasenica (yeoman) lineage.
Gašpar
received the gift of the Budatin County in
1487.
His grandson John and great-grandson Moses III (son of John s brother George)
were honoured in
1588
with baronial status. John bought the Silesian county
Bielsko
in
1592
and he is considered to be the founder of the Silesian branch. His grandson
John married Anna Thurzo (it was his second marriage) and thus his ancestors
became the heirs of
Orava
County. Together, both branches of the family were
co-owners of Budatin County; Moses (III) was also the master of Cimburk, his
son
Gašpar
II had property shares in Beckov County. Descendants of John and
Moses were honoured with count status and they undertook important functions
in the country. The death of
Ladislav Suňog
was the end of George s lineage and
when Anton
Suňog
paid
60
thousand florins in gold to
Ladislav Suňog s
widow
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their property shares in the Budatin county passed over to the Silesian branch. John
Suňog s
branch died out on the spear side (descendants from the male side) with
John of
Nepomuk
being the last ancestor. The property then passed over to his
daughter Josephine who was married to Anton
Csáky.
And so the
Csáky
family
became the new masters of Budatin county.
Alexander
Pongrác
-
Yeomanry and Gentry in
Kysuce
Region
and Close Surroundings
BLANKA KRÁLIKOVA
Several years of the existence of yeomanry and gentry in Slovakia left
a permanent impression on its history. Members of this group helped to create the
history of Slovakia and other nations occupying this land. This social group played
a very important role in the Kingdom of Hungary and as a part of it also in Slovakia.
The aim of this article is to point out the importance of the social groups of the gentry
in our history and to stimulate further research into the social elite which has seldom
been studied in the Slovak historiography, but now with emphasis put on the
Kysuce
region. We have aimed at the noble
Pongrác
family and its representatives, which
are closely related to the
Kysuce
region and near surroundings. The most important
yeoman personality of the
Kysuce
region was a Roman-Catholic priest, national
and cultural public authority Alexander
Pongrác,
native from
Horný Vadičov,
who
represented the noble origin via his way of life. At the same time we have introduced
some mansions and manor houses located in the
Kysuce
region, which are a visible
evidence of the gentry and yeomanry presence in this area.
Railroad Transportation Development in the
Kysuce
Region and Its Influence
on Business Activities of the Gentry in the Timber Industry
VERONIKA
PAUKOVA
The article follows the substitution of timber transportation from using water
courses to the more efficient railroad transportation, and the way these changes were
reflected in relation to the significant group of wood owners, which was the gentry, who
also controlled the wood industry. The theme of this article is the business activities
of the Popper family, who owned the major portion of forest land in the observed area.
The article presents an insight into the timber industry in the
Kysuce
region in the
context of general economic development. Chronologically it goes back to the
1930s,
to the years of the Great Depression, when companies which were connected to Popper
family suffered from recession. It was also the time when automobile transportation,
in competition with railroad transportation, started to become more noticeable.
Géza
Csáky (Gejza Čáki)
-
Noble in Post-War Czechoslovakia
MARTIN
TURÓCI
Count
Géza Csáky
(1878-1974)
was indisputably one of the most significant
personalities of the
Kysuce
and upper
Považie
region in the
20*
century. He was
an aristocrat with aristocratic manners, incredible education, democratic ideas
and humanistic opinions. Budatin castle was the core of his lands, and it was his
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county seat at the same time. The vast properties of
Géza Csáky
stretched through
various villages in the
Kysuce
and upper
Považie
region. For example, in the villages
of
Budatín, Radol a, Rudinská, Nesluša, Považský Chlmec, Kysucké Nové
Mesto
and many others. During his life he supported villages in
Kysuce
and the inhabitants
in many ways. However, after the Second World War he fell victim to the difficult
political period overwhelming the entire middle Europe. At first, shortly before
the end of the war, his
Budatín
Castle was totally plundered and pillaged by the
advancing Red Army together with the local people. Later, soon after the war ended,
he lost almost all of his properties; it was confiscated by the state authorities. He also
had to fight to keep his Czechoslovak nationality. It was not an easy struggle but
he managed to win it thanks to his clean record. When the communists came
to power in February
1948,
Géza Csáky,
who was aged of
70
by now, had to enter the
workforce. He worked as a translator until he left for France in
1961.
His departure is,
at the same time, a kind of symbolic end to the lingering aristocratic world of north¬
western Slovakia in the period of communist Czechoslovakia.
Genealogical Tree of Count
Géza Csáky
in the Collection
of the Museum of
Považie
in
Žilina
MICHAL JURECKÝ
One of the most interesting items in the collection of the Museum of
Považie
in
Žilina
is certainly the genealogical tree of
Géza Csáky.
This genealogical tree
of the last owner of
Budatín
Castle is drawn using ink and watercolour on the sheet
of paper
102
cm in width and
67
cm in height. This family tree is also called a chart
in genealogical terminology. It is the list of all direct ancestors starting with the key
person, i.e. the person whose ancestors are being searched.The family line shows
the ancestors from the side of father (on the spear side) as well as mother (on the
spindle side). The genealogical tree is surely from the end of the 19th century or from
the beginning of the
20*
century. It was drawn by an unknown author following the
request of the Count
Géza Csáky.
He provided the author with his records about
individual family members and at the same time he asked four members of the
royal chamber to approve it. Existence and approval of the genealogical trees was
important in the family lines of gentry due to hereditary claims and their application.
The genealogical tree traces back to the fourth generation of ancestors, so together
with Count
Géza Csáky
it shows five family generations.
Slovak Gentry Un-denied
DRAHOSLAV MACHALA
The gentry and its history are inseparable parts of not only Slovak history
but also of the history of other European nations. Slovakia, located in the heart
of Europe and lying on the intersection of European roads and cultures, was in the past
centuries home for hundreds of gentry families of local and also foreign origin coming
from various parts of Europe. Members of these families did a lot of praiseworthy
deeds for Slovakia and the Slovak citizens in the course of the centuries. Amongst
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them we could find many significant personalities of their time
-
dignitaries, scholars
or soldiers, who protected European civilization against the Ottoman threat since
the end of the Middle Ages and in modern times. All these noble families and their
members: magnates, barons, counts or squires, rightfully and inseparably belong to the
Slovak history, where they take the pride of place. Many noble families indisputably
deserve our respect, recognition and admiration not only today but also in the future,
such as the
Hont-Pázmány
(Hunt-Poznan)
family, Rakovszky family,
Beňovský
or
Benický
family, together with outstanding individuals of aristocratic origin, e.g.
humanistic scholar
Juraj Tranovský,
Ladislav
Pongrác
known as the King of Turiec,
catholic priest and member of
Matica
Slovenská
(Slovak Association)
—
Alexander
Pongrác,
or humanist and Protestant scholar Martin Rakovszky of Turiec, and many
other tens or hundreds more or less significant aristocrats from the Slovak history.
Their spirit and deeds deserve to be constantly remembered and celebrated. It is our
duty to learn how to show and cultivate our respect towards our ancestors so that
their legacy and glory do not decay as a result of the often seen and incomprehensible
disregard overwhelmingly shown by foreign and anti-national, but often promoted,
history. Messages of these great personalities of spirit and action, nobles by origin and
deeds, can inspire us not only today but also in the future. We know that their values
and deeds were time-tested and proven.
Hungarian Gentry and Silesian
Piast
Family at the Beginning
of Early Modern Times
(Clan alliances in the turmoil of politics and personal prestige)
RADIM JEŽ
Connections of Hungarian gentry to the neighbouring Silesian
environment were rich from the times of peak and late Middle Ages.
Casimir
II
of
Těšín
with the aim of securing the position on the medieval Middle-
European political scene of that time decided that his orphaned cousin
Hedwig(
1470-1521)
shall marry wealthy Stephen
Zápolya
(Štefan
Zápoľský).
The
Těšín
princess thus happened to be the mother of the future Hungarian
king John
Zápolya
(1526-1540).
After the death of her husband Stephen,
Hedwig
became the owner of extensive properties and she stayed permanently
at the Castle of
Trenčín.
Next century brought another marriage between
the
Piast
family of
Těšín
and the highest Hungarian nobility. Emeric III
Forgács
of
Gýmeš (cca
1538-1599),
count of the
Trenčín
region, who was widowed
for the second time, educated aristocrat and supporter of evangelic church,
chose princess Sidonia Catherine
(cca
1550-1594)
to be his wife. After
the death of her first husband, duke Wenceslaus III Adam (f
1579),
Sidonia governed
the
Těšín
principality. The wedding took place in
Těšín
in February
1586
and the
princess then lived in
Trenčín.
The marriage brought no offspring, but it remained
as a very interesting episode in the history of both families.
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Garrison at Jablunkov Fortification
Study on Life at Early Modern Fortification
MARTIN
KRŮL
Early modern fortification on the borders of Silesia and the Kingdom
of Hungary called Jablunkov fortification was not a dead place surrounded
by mounds and palisades, it was a place where the garrison consisting
of a variable number of soldiers stayed for a long time. The list of costs required
for reconstructions and inevitable repairs to the fortification and interior equipment
or the lists of supplied provisions, the oldest of which date from the Thirty Years
War, could help us to understand the living conditions of soldiers in this climatically
unfavourable mountainous area. At the same time the lists can indicate the types
of items which could be found on these relics of modern fortification.
The
Pražma
Family of Bilkov and Baroque Religious Festivities
in
Frýdek
DAVID PINDUR
The lower estate county of
Frýdek
in Upper Silesia, which was
adjacent to the
Kysuce
region, had, since 1680s been the centre of the re-
catholicization of the Lutheran majority in the
Těšín
principality.
Frýdek
town itself (today it is a part of
Frýdek-Místek)
was, thanks to the support
from the local authorities in the first half of the 17th century, considered to be
a very important centre for the Marian cult. This was projected into the creation of the
Marian pilgrim site on the
Vápenky
hill in
Frýdek.
In
1683
Count
František
Eusebius
of Oppersdorf acquired the holy remains of St.
Severina
for the local castle chapel. This
saint was proclaimed the patroness of
Frýdek
town.
František Wiliam Pražma
of Bilkov,
Opperdorf s grandson, constituted a foundation in
1724,
based on which an annual
religious procession with the remains of St.
Severina,
should take place from the castle
to the Marian chapel on
Vápenky
and back. Another liturgical ceremony connected
with the name of this nobleman is the annual divine service at the statue of St. John
of
Nepomuk
which was built by him. The study reveals the origin of these entirely
forgotten baroque festivities in
Frýdek
in the larger context of
patronal
duties
fulfilment and benefactor strategies against the Catholic church from the side
of
František
Wiliam
Pražma
of Bilkov.
Silesian Lower Gentry Serving
Olomouc
Diocese before the Battle
of White Mountain
Personal Aspiration versus Actual Career Possibilities on the Example
of Valentin
Pavlovský
JANALSAHEB
The
Olomouc
diocese, as the largest property owner in the
Morava
region, had an
extensive administrative patrimonial machinery. It employed not only the local lower
gentry but also, based on the level of nepotism of individual bishops, members of the
gentry coming from families in Silesia. Using case studies we have tried to define
the general factors influencing the degree of Silesian lower gentry s participation
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on the patrimonial administration of diocese possessions. We have also pointed out
the conflict of personal aspirations with actual career possibilities when serving the
Olomouc
diocese with the particular life story of Valentin
Pavlovský
of
Pavlovice.
The progression of Valentin s innermost conflict caused by the collapse of his career
ambitions during
1
590s at the same time definitely underlines the regressive impact of
nepotism on people in the
Olomouc
diocese. And it was these factors which together
with the denominationalization radically determined the number of Silesian gentry
family members who developed their personal careers in connection with
Olomouc
diocese.
Nobles as Sheriffs of
Hukvaldy
and Manorial Lords Deputies
and their Contacts with Towns in the Second Half
of 17th Century and in 18th Century
LENKA VAŠUTOVÁ
The
Olomouc
(archbishops developed an extensive system
of property possessions in the Moravia region and also used the services of the
gentry for its administration.
Hetman
(a sort of military governor) functions
for particular dominions were usually held by lower gentry. It is possible
to study their relations with towns on the example of
Hukvaldy
county
in the second half of the
1
7th century and in the
1
8th century. These relations were
in most cases implied by the dependent status of individual locations.
Hetmans participated in restoration of town councils, approved their members
and subsequently exercised control over their performance. The supervision
over
corvée
(unpaid labour) and the tax collection was of significant importance
among many of their powers. Despite the fact that this domain was usually
the subject of disputes between both sides, there were no such considerable issues
at the
Hukvaldy
dominion. On the contrary, the town councils did their best to earn
favour of the
hetman
by giving him various presents. From time to time there are
mentions about the participation of burghers on the social life at
Hukvaldy
castle,
which was the seat of hetmans.
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| title | Šl'achta na Kysuciach a jej susedia = Šlechta na Kysucích a její sousedé |
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| title_full | Šl'achta na Kysuciach a jej susedia = Šlechta na Kysucích a její sousedé Kysucké Múzeum v Čadci, Muzeum Téšínka, Považské Múzeum v Žiline. David Pindur ... |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Šl'achta na Kysuciach a jej susedia = Šlechta na Kysucích a její sousedé Kysucké Múzeum v Čadci, Muzeum Téšínka, Považské Múzeum v Žiline. David Pindur ... |
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