- Koprivničko-križevačka županija [kǒpriːʋnit͡ʃko-krǐːʒeʋat͡ʃkaː ʒupǎnija]; Hungarian:
Kapronca-Kőrös megye) is a
county in
Northern Croatia. Its
hyphenated name comes...
- of
Statistics publications v
Koprivnica (German: Kopreinitz, Hungarian:
Kapronca) is
situated at a
strategic location – on the
slopes of
Bilogora and Kalnik...
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second half of the 13th century. He
served as
castellan of
Koprivnica (
Kapronca) in 1272, when King
Stephen V's son and heir,
Ladislaus was
abducted and...
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withdrew from
Hungary thereafter.
Sebastian served in the fort of
Koprivnica (
Kapronca) in
Slavonia in the
summer of 1272, when Stephen's son and heir, the 10-year-old...
- with the latter. On
September 23,
Krsto attended a
Sabor in
Koprivnica (
Kapronca),
where the
nobles appointed him
governor (captain-in-chief) of the counties...
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Kalinovac Kalinóc
Kalnik Nagykemlék Kloštar
Podravski Gorbonok Koprivnica Kapronca Križevci Kőrös
Legrad Légrád
Molve Molna Novigrad Podravski Kamarcsa or...
- Đurđevac Szentgyörgy
Erdut Erdőd Ilok Újlak
Karlovac Károlyváros
Koprivinica Kapronca Križevci Körös
Mursko Središće
Muraszerdahely Optija Abbázia
Osijek Eszék...
- Belec, Kostel,
Vrbovec (Orbolc), Oštrc (Oszterc), Đurđevac,
Koprivnica (
Kapronca) – and
Southern Transdanubia – e.g. Somogyvár, Döbrököz, Dombóvár and Kőszeg...
- the then 10-year-old
presumptive heir
Ladislaus to his fort,
Koprivnica (
Kapronca) in the
summer of 1272,
Stephen V
immediately gathered an army and besieged...
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auxiliary troops,
thereafter besieged and
captured the
forts of Kőszeg and
Kapronca (present-day Koprivnica, Croatia).
During the
siege of Kőszeg, Köcski was...