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Gospodarsko poslovanje škofa Tomaža Hrena s podložniki gospostva Gornji Grad
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The article examines the dealings of the Bishop
of Ljubljana Tomaž Hren (1597/99–1630) with
the subjects of the Seigneury of Gornji Grad/
Oberburg at the beginning of the 17th century.
It primarily examines the intertwining of Hren’s
role of a bishop with his function of the landlord.
The extensive archival material, kept in three
archives, two in Slovenia and one in Austria, has
been analysed, including judicial records of the
Seigneury of Gornji Grad, Hren's calendars and
two registers regarding his subjects, as well as the
rent-roll of the Gornji Grad Seigneury from the
early 17th century.
The research
fi
ndings show Hren’s strong invol-
vement in the management and control of the
seigneury, as well as the extensivity of his personal
dealings with the Gornji Grad subjects in various
legal and economic contexts. The topics addressed
include Hren's exercise of patrimonial jurisdiction,
his e
ff
orts to gain better insight into the economic
situation of his subjects’ farms, his confrontation
with the peasant revolt in the years 1602–1607,
his dealing with feudal dues and property issues
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- identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/64571
- title
- Gospodarsko poslovanje škofa Tomaža Hrena s podložniki gospostva Gornji Grad
- creator
- Nina Ošep
- contributor
- Peter Štih (odg. ur.)
- Bojan Balkovec (teh. ur.)
- subject
- zemljiški gospod
- zemljiško gospostvo
- škof
- Tomaž Hren
- agrarna zgodovina
- Gornji Grad
- zgodnji novi vek
- landlord
- seigneury
- bishop
- Tomaž Hren
- agricultural history
- Gornji Grad/Oberburg
- early modern period
- description
- Članek obravnava poslovanje ljubljanskega škofa Tomaža Hrena (1597/99–1630) z gornjegrajskimi podložniki na začetku sedemnajstega stoletja. Preučuje predvsem preplet škofovske vloge s funkcijo zemljiškega gospoda. Analizirano je obsežno arhivsko gradivo, shranjeno v treh arhivih v Avstriji in Sloveniji, kot so sodni procesi gornjegrajskega gospostva, Hrenovi kole- darji, Hrenova podložniška dnevnika in temeljni urbar gornjegrajskega gospostva z za č etka 17. stoletja. Rezultati kažejo na mo č no vpetost Hrena v vodenje in nadzorovanje gospostva ter na njegovo obsežno osebno poslovanje z gornjegrajskimi podložniki, v raznolikih pravnih in gospodarskih zgodovinskih kontekstih. Primeri obravnavanih tem so škofovo izvajanje in vodenje patrimonialnega sodstva, nje- govo prizadevanje za boljši vpogled v gospodarsko osnovo podložnih kmetij, soo č anje s kme č kim uporom v letih 1602–1607, delovanje na podro č ju dajatev in urejanje posestnih vprašanj.
- The article examines the dealings of the Bishop of Ljubljana Tomaž Hren (1597/99–1630) with the subjects of the Seigneury of Gornji Grad/Oberburg at the beginning of the 17th century. It primarily examines the intertwining of Hren’s role of a bishop with his function of the landlord.The extensive archival material, kept in three archives, two in Slovenia and one in Austria, has been analysed, including judicial records of the Seigneury of Gornji Grad, Hren's calendars and two registers regarding his subjects, as well as the rent-roll of the Gornji Grad Seigneury from the early 17th century.The research fi ndings show Hren’s strong invol-vement in the management and control of the seigneury, as well as the extensivity of his personal dealings with the Gornji Grad subjects in various legal and economic contexts. The topics addressed include Hren's exercise of patrimonial jurisdiction, his eff orts to gain better insight into the economic situation of his subjects’ farms, his confrontation with the peasant revolt in the years 1602–1607, his dealing with feudal dues and property issues
- publisher
- Zveza zgodovinskih društev Slovenije
- date
- 11. 2024
- type
- besedilo
- identifier
- identifier: COBISS.SI-ID: 220423171
- language
- Slovenščina
- Angleščina
- isPartOf
- rights
- license: ccBySa