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Several different grzywnas developed with
their own
system of
weight and exchange, such as the Kulm
grzywna and the Kraków
grzywna. The name is derived...
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Grzywna may
refer to:
grzywna (unit), a
medieval weight and
currency unit
Grzywna, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, a
village in
Poland Grzywna, West...
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Robert Grzywna (8
February 1974 in
Jelenia Góra – 10
April 2010) was a
Polish pilot. He died in the 2010
Polish Air
Force Tu-154
crash near
Smolensk on...
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Ottawa South: John
Pacheco Oxford:
Andre de
Decker Parkdale—High Park: Stan
Grzywna Parry Sound-Muskoka:
Charlene Phinney Perth—Middle****: Pat
Bannon Peterborough:...
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mayor of Jasło. He
bought the post from a
certain Jakusz Trzop for 100
grzywnas. He was also the Sword-bearer of the Crown. In
February 1390,
Zyndram took...
- and he sent to Rome 12,000
grzywnas as a
present to the Pope. But when the
envoy reached Italy it was
noted that 400
grzywnas were
stolen during the trip...
- Axe-like
grzywnas (commodity money) from Kostkowice, Poland, 9th to mid-10th
century AD...
- The
standard unit of m**** used at the time was the
grzywna rather than the pound, with one
grzywna being equivalent to 240 denars. From the 1300s to the...
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resubmit homage to
Wenceslaus II, in
return for
which he
would receive 400
grzywnas and an eight-year
income from the
mines in Olkusz. Władysław, however,...
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weights were
based on the
Polish pound (funt of 0.4052 kg)
composed of two
grzywnas, each in turn
comprising 16 lots (łut of 0.0127 kg). For
heavier goods...
