-
forbidden to Catholics. A
castellany, or castellania, is a term
denoting a
district administered by a castellan.
Castellanies appeared during the Middle...
- The
Castellany of Gützkow was a
castellany in the
Duchy of
Pomerania in the High
Middle Ages. It was
established before 1128 from the Prin****lity of Gützkow...
- over an
entire province comprising many bailiwicks,
seneschalties and
castellanies. All men from the
richest noble to the
poorest commoner were summoned...
- was in
charge of part of a
Voivodeship (till the 15th
century called a
Castellany, and
thereafter divided into
provinces for
Major Castellans and powiats...
- then
together with
younger brother Przemko ruled Duchy of Racibórz with
castellanies of
Cieszyn and Oświęcim, and
would more
likely use the
title dux Oppoliensis...
- and
ecclesiastical officials. Many of
these same
citadels later formed castellanies which housed government, militia, and
local courts. In 888, the Western...
- 1300 and the
first historical do****ent
attesting to the
existence of a
castellany dates to 1313. With the
completion of St John's
Cathedral in 1390, Warsaw...
-
Polish High Duke
Casimir II the Just
attached the
former Lesser Polish castellanies of Bytom, Oświęcim, Zator,
Siewierz und
Pszczyna to
Upper Silesia in...
-
papal bull
dated to
circa 1155
mentions Lubin as one of 13
Silesian castellanies.
According to
legend the
Polish voivode Piotr Włostowic of
Dunin (1080–1153)...
- prin****lities were
turned into
castellanies subordinate to the
Pomeranian duke, who
appointed the castellans.
These castellanies were
converted from their...
