Transylvanian students at foreign universities 1849–1918.
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In this paper I present the medieval (i. e. until 1526) prices and wages of Brasov, one of the mo... more In this paper I present the medieval (i. e. until 1526) prices and wages of Brasov, one of the most important medieval Transylvanian towns, on the basis of the town`s preserved financial accounts, written in the first decades of the 16th century.
In: Universităţi, intelectuali şi cultură în Transilvania secolului al XIX-lea. Ed. Cornel Sigmir... more In: Universităţi, intelectuali şi cultură în Transilvania secolului al XIX-lea. Ed. Cornel Sigmirean. [Sibiu:] Editura Astra Museum, [2013]. 54–81.
In: Intelectualii. Ideologii şi destin politic (The intellectuals. Ideologies and political desti... more In: Intelectualii. Ideologii şi destin politic (The intellectuals. Ideologies and political destiny). Ed. Cornel Sigmirean. [Târgu Mureș:] Editura Arhipelag XXI, [2015]. 47–67., 372.
In: Certamen. Előadások a Magyar Tudomány Napján az Erdélyi Múzeum-Egyesület I. Szakosztályában. ... more In: Certamen. Előadások a Magyar Tudomány Napján az Erdélyi Múzeum-Egyesület I. Szakosztályában. Vol. II. Eds. Egyed Emese, Bogdándi Zsolt and Weisz Attila. Cluj-Napoca: Erdélyi Múzeum-Egyesület, 2014. 217–229.
The paper gives a general presentation of the gold mining in the medieval Transylvania between the 10th and 14th centuries on the basis of all available written sources regarding this topic, focusing mainly on the listing of the places of the exploitation, and less on the problems of administrative history. Based on the medieval toponimy one can say that the Transylvanian gold exploitation was continuous at least from the presence of the Slavs, although most of the written sources date after 1300. The exploitation is documented in several places, but especially in the Western Carpathians (and in a lesser extent in the Southern Carpathians as well). Th e most important mines were located in the regions around Abrud, Zlatna, Baia de Arieş and Baia de Criş.
(Data regarding the cult of saint Stanislas, Crispin, Ottilia, Praxedis and Roch in medieval Hung... more (Data regarding the cult of saint Stanislas, Crispin, Ottilia, Praxedis and Roch in medieval Hungary). In: Arcana tabularii. Tanulmányok Solymosi László tiszteletére (Festschrift in honour of László Solymosi). Szerk. Bárány Attila – Dreska Gábor – Szovák Kornél. Budapest–Debrecen 2014. I. 157–174.
The accounts of the mint of Zagreb from 1525. Data concerning the monetary reform of 1521). Száza... more The accounts of the mint of Zagreb from 1525. Data concerning the monetary reform of 1521). Századok (Budapest) 144 (2010): 433–464. [near-final version]
Transylvanian students at foreign universities 1849–1918.
http://mentorkiado.ro/main.php?booki... more Transylvanian students at foreign universities 1849–1918.
In this paper I present the medieval (i. e. until 1526) prices and wages of Brasov, one of the mo... more In this paper I present the medieval (i. e. until 1526) prices and wages of Brasov, one of the most important medieval Transylvanian towns, on the basis of the town`s preserved financial accounts, written in the first decades of the 16th century.
In: Universităţi, intelectuali şi cultură în Transilvania secolului al XIX-lea. Ed. Cornel Sigmir... more In: Universităţi, intelectuali şi cultură în Transilvania secolului al XIX-lea. Ed. Cornel Sigmirean. [Sibiu:] Editura Astra Museum, [2013]. 54–81.
In: Intelectualii. Ideologii şi destin politic (The intellectuals. Ideologies and political desti... more In: Intelectualii. Ideologii şi destin politic (The intellectuals. Ideologies and political destiny). Ed. Cornel Sigmirean. [Târgu Mureș:] Editura Arhipelag XXI, [2015]. 47–67., 372.
In: Certamen. Előadások a Magyar Tudomány Napján az Erdélyi Múzeum-Egyesület I. Szakosztályában. ... more In: Certamen. Előadások a Magyar Tudomány Napján az Erdélyi Múzeum-Egyesület I. Szakosztályában. Vol. II. Eds. Egyed Emese, Bogdándi Zsolt and Weisz Attila. Cluj-Napoca: Erdélyi Múzeum-Egyesület, 2014. 217–229.
The paper gives a general presentation of the gold mining in the medieval Transylvania between the 10th and 14th centuries on the basis of all available written sources regarding this topic, focusing mainly on the listing of the places of the exploitation, and less on the problems of administrative history. Based on the medieval toponimy one can say that the Transylvanian gold exploitation was continuous at least from the presence of the Slavs, although most of the written sources date after 1300. The exploitation is documented in several places, but especially in the Western Carpathians (and in a lesser extent in the Southern Carpathians as well). Th e most important mines were located in the regions around Abrud, Zlatna, Baia de Arieş and Baia de Criş.
(Data regarding the cult of saint Stanislas, Crispin, Ottilia, Praxedis and Roch in medieval Hung... more (Data regarding the cult of saint Stanislas, Crispin, Ottilia, Praxedis and Roch in medieval Hungary). In: Arcana tabularii. Tanulmányok Solymosi László tiszteletére (Festschrift in honour of László Solymosi). Szerk. Bárány Attila – Dreska Gábor – Szovák Kornél. Budapest–Debrecen 2014. I. 157–174.
The accounts of the mint of Zagreb from 1525. Data concerning the monetary reform of 1521). Száza... more The accounts of the mint of Zagreb from 1525. Data concerning the monetary reform of 1521). Századok (Budapest) 144 (2010): 433–464. [near-final version]
In: Tanulmányok Szapolyai Jánosról és a kora újkori Erdélyről. A Szapolyaiak a magyar történelemb... more In: Tanulmányok Szapolyai Jánosról és a kora újkori Erdélyről. A Szapolyaiak a magyar történelemben című, 2002. november 22-i és az Erdély története a 15–17. században című, 2001. november 30-i Miskolcon rendezett konferenciák előadásai (Studies about John Szapolyai and about Early Modern Transylvania). (Studia Miskolcinensia 5.) Eds. Bessenyei József, Horváth Zita and Tóth Péter. Miskolc, 2004: 231–243. Republished: In: Tanulmányok Szapolyai Jánosról és a kora újkori Erdélyről. (A Szapolyaiak a magyar történelemben című, 2002. november 22-én, és az Erdély története a 15–17. században című, 2001. november 30-án megrendezett konferencia előadásai). Második, bővített kiadás. (Publicationes Universitatis Miskolcinensis. Sectio Philosophica 13., fasc. 3.) Miskolc: Miskolci Egyetem Bölcsészettudományi Kar, 2008. 315–332.
Salt-mining in medieval Transylvania and Maramureş. In: Sarea, Timpul şi Omul. Catalog de expoziţ... more Salt-mining in medieval Transylvania and Maramureş. In: Sarea, Timpul şi Omul. Catalog de expoziţie. Eds. Valeriu Cavruc and Andrea Chiricescu. Sfântu Gheorghe, 2006. 92–96.
In: Matthias and his legacy. Cultural and political encounters between East and West. Eds. Bárány... more In: Matthias and his legacy. Cultural and political encounters between East and West. Eds. Bárány Attila and Györkös Attila. Debrecen: Debrecen University Press, 2009. (Speculum Historiae Debreceniense. A Debreceni Egyetem Történelmi Intézete Kiadványai 1). 243–261.
The commercial elite of Braşov according to the twentienth [external trade customs] account of 15... more The commercial elite of Braşov according to the twentienth [external trade customs] account of 1503). Urbs. Magyar Várostörténeti Évkönyv (Hungarian Yearbook of Urban History) 3 (2008): 387–408.
La vigesima de Bistrița au Moyen-âge (Résumé)
Dans la Transylvanie du Moyen-âge, il y avait des o... more La vigesima de Bistrița au Moyen-âge (Résumé) Dans la Transylvanie du Moyen-âge, il y avait des offices vigésimales (nommés tricésimale avant la reforme financière de 1467), c’est-à-dire des institutions qui administraient les revenus des douanes du commerce extérieur: Braşov, Sibiu et Bistriţa. L’histoire du Moyen-âge des premiers deux offices a été amplement décrite par les historiens, spécialement par Radu Manolescu, Zsigmond Pál Pach et Mária Pakucs-Willcocks. Le passé de la vigésima de Bistriţa a suscité en moindre mesure l’intérêt des historiens, probablement découragés par l’absence des registres douaniers, contrairement au cas de Braşov et de Sibiu. La présente étude, écrits dans l’intention de combler cette lacune, nous exposons l’histoire de cet office décrivant et analysant l’administration et les revenus de la douane de Bistriţa. Nos sources principales ont été les diplômes, les lettres et les comptes, gardées dans l’archive de la ville de Bistriţa. Nous nous sommes également appuyé sur les sources historiques des archives de Sibiu et de Brașov (car les trois offices vigésimales ont souvent été subordonné à ces deux villes).
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Magyar Gazdaságtörténeti Évkönyv (Hungarian Yearbook of Economic History) [1.] (2016). Válság - kereskedelem (Crisis - Trade)
The paper gives a general presentation of the gold mining in the medieval Transylvania between the 10th and 14th centuries on the basis of all available written sources regarding this topic, focusing mainly on the listing of the places of the exploitation, and less on the problems of administrative history.
Based on the medieval toponimy one can say that the Transylvanian gold exploitation was continuous
at least from the presence of the Slavs, although most of the written sources date after 1300. The exploitation is documented in several places, but especially in the Western Carpathians (and in a lesser extent in the Southern Carpathians as well). Th e most important mines were located in the regions
around Abrud, Zlatna, Baia de Arieş and Baia de Criş.
In: Arcana tabularii. Tanulmányok Solymosi László tiszteletére (Festschrift in honour of László Solymosi). Szerk. Bárány Attila – Dreska Gábor – Szovák Kornél. Budapest–Debrecen 2014. I. 157–174.
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Magyar Gazdaságtörténeti Évkönyv (Hungarian Yearbook of Economic History) [1.] (2016). Válság - kereskedelem (Crisis - Trade)
The paper gives a general presentation of the gold mining in the medieval Transylvania between the 10th and 14th centuries on the basis of all available written sources regarding this topic, focusing mainly on the listing of the places of the exploitation, and less on the problems of administrative history.
Based on the medieval toponimy one can say that the Transylvanian gold exploitation was continuous
at least from the presence of the Slavs, although most of the written sources date after 1300. The exploitation is documented in several places, but especially in the Western Carpathians (and in a lesser extent in the Southern Carpathians as well). Th e most important mines were located in the regions
around Abrud, Zlatna, Baia de Arieş and Baia de Criş.
In: Arcana tabularii. Tanulmányok Solymosi László tiszteletére (Festschrift in honour of László Solymosi). Szerk. Bárány Attila – Dreska Gábor – Szovák Kornél. Budapest–Debrecen 2014. I. 157–174.
Dans la Transylvanie du Moyen-âge, il y avait des offices vigésimales (nommés tricésimale avant la reforme financière de 1467), c’est-à-dire
des institutions qui administraient les revenus des douanes du commerce extérieur: Braşov, Sibiu et Bistriţa. L’histoire du Moyen-âge des premiers deux offices a été amplement décrite par les historiens, spécialement par Radu Manolescu, Zsigmond Pál Pach et Mária Pakucs-Willcocks. Le passé de la vigésima de Bistriţa a suscité en moindre mesure l’intérêt des historiens, probablement découragés par l’absence des registres douaniers, contrairement au cas de Braşov et de Sibiu.
La présente étude, écrits dans l’intention de combler cette lacune, nous exposons l’histoire de cet office décrivant et analysant l’administration
et les revenus de la douane de Bistriţa. Nos sources principales ont été les diplômes, les lettres et les comptes, gardées dans l’archive de la ville de Bistriţa. Nous nous sommes également appuyé sur les sources historiques des archives de Sibiu et de Brașov (car les trois offices vigésimales ont souvent été subordonné à ces deux villes).