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Nicholas Ludbregi (Hungarian:
Ludbregi Miklós; 1290s – 1357) was a
Hungarian noble,
landowner and
soldier in
Slavonia in the
first half of the 14th century...
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filed a
lawsuit against Ludbregi for his acts
committed earlier during their skirmish, but
Charles I
granted immunity to
Ludbregi from his
violent methods...
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first time as
Castrum Ludbreg, when
owned by
Hungarian noble Nicholas Ludbregi. The name of the town
comes probably from a
crusader named Lobring, who...
- 1324) ∞
Nicholas Treutel a
daughter ∞
Andrew Garai Peter Ludbregi (fl. 1278)
Nicholas Ludbregi (fl. 1317–57†) ∞
Tetis Bednyai Mark I (fl. 1240–45) Gregory...
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ultimately crushed by the
royal troops in the
first half of 1319.
Nicholas Ludbregi recaptured Béla
Castle for the
Priory of
Vrana by the end of the year,...
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while Serfesd and Peter, who were
referred with the
surname Nevnai and
Ludbregi after their residence, present-day
Levanjska Varoš and Ludbreg, respectively...
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Palatine of
Hungary in the
second half of the 13th century, and
Peter Ludbregi, who
owned Ludbreg.
Nevnai first appears in
contemporary records in 1284...
- 1321. He died childless. His
cousin and
closest living relative,
Nicholas Ludbregi inherited the
castle of
Zelna (Zelina) from him,
according to a do****ent...
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Serfesd and Peter, who were
referred with the
surname Nevnai and
Ludbregi after their residence, present-day
Levanjska Varoš and Ludbreg, respectively...
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inherited his
domains and
became ancestor of the
Rohonci family (then
Ludbregi),
which flourished until the
middle of the 15th century, but was declared...
