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Obligations of subjects of cities and towns the manor of Lanškroun and Lanšperk according to the urbar of the year 1568
Síč, Jan ; Čechura, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Bacík, Radek (referee)
In my work I tried to use the Urbar to describe settlement, population, obligations of subjects, as well as salaries of permanent normal. I also tried to outline advantages and disadvantages of this source in general. Today's historiography deviates from the data Urbar and focuses on their evidence and a general description. Nevertheless, I think that this list may offer suggestions on various issues. Already the fact, whether the required amount was collected, or whether some punishment could follow. Personally, I consider paying dues, either with money or kind to be the most interesting of all. The ways of transmission of small amounts of money and the exact quantity of grain remains unresolved. I assure, that there could be some inaccuracies because of usage of several same or slightly different units of measure. Overall figures had to be rounded or distorted. Perhaps this was the official practice of aristocratic estates. The Urbar could serve to describe the everydayness, here at economic -social zone especially. A fact, that it is the only type of source for the whole manor of Lanškroun and Lanšperk, speaks in favour of the Urbar from 1568.
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The economic policy of three generations of the family of the Lord of Pernstein during 16th century
Síč, Jan ; Čechura, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Zdichynec, Jan (referee)
Economy of three generations of aristocrats from Pernstejn during the 16th century In my work I focus on the management of aristocrats from Pernstejn during the 16th century. On an example of three generations I am trying to show traditional forms of noble business, as well as new attempts for financial gain. I built my work on the data from sixteen urbary of Pernstejn manors reflecting the view of major aristocratic family on their own proactive approach to economic events in estates. Throughout the study I cover the history of aristocrats from Pernstejn from the beginnings to the end of the 16th century. Further I focus on the traditional forms of feudal profits also via more modern ways that started to be used during late medieval and early modern period. After that I describe the urbary and development of their studies. Furthermore, using an extant urbary I describe the economic situation in eight Pernstejn estates. In the final apendix I record all locations that are monitored in the urbary. Overall, I summarize the estates as outdated and not very profitable. According to me the self-interest of Pernstejn family in this area is minimal. Both facts led to financial bankruptcy of the family that during a certain period belonged to a political and property elite of the early modern Czech aristocracy. Key...
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Obligations of subjects of cities and towns the manor of Lanškroun and Lanšperk according to the urbar of the year 1568
Síč, Jan ; Bacík, Radek (referee) ; Čechura, Jaroslav (advisor)
In my work I tried to use the Urbar to describe settlement, population, obligations of subjects, as well as salaries of permanent normal. I also tried to outline advantages and disadvantages of this source in general. Today's historiography deviates from the data Urbar and focuses on their evidence and a general description. Nevertheless, I think that this list may offer suggestions on various issues. Already the fact, whether the required amount was collected, or whether some punishment could follow. Personally, I consider paying dues, either with money or kind to be the most interesting of all. The ways of transmission of small amounts of money and the exact quantity of grain remains unresolved. I assure, that there could be some inaccuracies because of usage of several same or slightly different units of measure. Overall figures had to be rounded or distorted. Perhaps this was the official practice of aristocratic estates. The Urbar could serve to describe the everydayness, here at economic -social zone especially. A fact, that it is the only type of source for the whole manor of Lanškroun and Lanšperk, speaks in favour of the Urbar from 1568.
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