History of Kraków - Wikipedia
WEBKraków was rebuilt in 1257, in a form which was practically unaltered, and received self-government city rights from the king based on the Magdeburg Law, attracting mostly German-speaking burgers.
Hyacinth of Poland - Wikipedia
WEBHyacinth (Polish: Święty Jacek or Jacek Odrowąż; c. 1185 – 15 August 1257) was a Polish Dominican priest and missionary who worked to reform the women's monasteries in his native Poland. Educated in Paris and Bologna, he was a Doctor of Sacred Studies.
Waste Management in Medieval Krakow: 1257-1500
WEBNov 9, 2017 · Abstract: This thesis outlines the wastes produced in medieval Krakow – Animal, Industrial, and Domestic – and the efforts made to control them between the dates of the city’s incorporation under Magdeburg law in 1257 up to 1500.
Kraków - Medieval Studies - Oxford Bibliographies
WEBDec 15, 2010 · In 1257 Duke Boleslas V the Chaste granted Kraków a municipal charter, giving way to the formation of the new urban settlement north from the Wawel Hill. Since the privilege of 1257, the population of Kraków started to enjoy liberties and autonomy modeled upon the city code of Magdeburg.
Krakow, the Old Town - A Continental Venice - Medievalists.net
WEBJan 18, 2018 · In 990, Krakow was added to Poland, led by Boleslav I of Poland who built Wawel Complex and the first cathedral of the town. In 1241, the town was almost completely destroyed during the Mongolian invasion. It was rebuilt in 1257, but it was destroyed again in 1259 by the Mongols.
Waste Management in Medieval Krakow: 1257-1500
WEBThis thesis outlines the wastes produced in medieval Krakow - Animal, Industrial, and Domestic – and the efforts made to control them between the dates of the city’s incorporation under Magdeburg law in 1257 up to 1500.
Krakow’s Basilica of the Holy Trinity and Dominican monastery
WEBThe vast Dominican monastery that adjoins the Basilica of the Holy Trinity was founded by Saint Jacek Odrowaz, better known abroad under his Latin name Hyacinth or San Jacinto in Spanish, who died in Krakow in 1257 and whose relics are enshrined at the church in an upstairs sanctuary-chapel.
Historic Centre of Kraków | World Heritage Journeys of Europe
WEBThe city was established in 1257, when the Main Market Square was laid out and streets leading to it were demarcated. The palaces and townhouses of wealthy aristocratic and bourgeois families were erected over the ages. – © Michał Bednarek
Main Market Square - Most important plaza in Kraków
WEBThe Main Market Square (Rynek Glówny in Polish), designed in 1257, is considered Kraków’s city center and has an important historical, cultural and social significance. Throughout the centuries, traders would sell their goods here.
History of Kraków - Past and present of Kraków
WEBKraków was deeply influenced by the Germans during this period, and in 1257, the king gave the city internal autonomy based on the Magdeburg rights. A few decades later, in 1291, the Polish population elected Wenceslaus II as king of the country .
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