BARTOSZ TABOROWICZ – ALEXANDER JAGIELLON’S HOSPODAR MARSHALL. THE FAMILY AND POLITICAL CAREER OF THE PUTATIVE BORDER COMMISSIONER Cover Image

BARTOSZ TABOROWICZ – MARSZAŁEK HOSPODARSKI ALEKSANDRA JAGIELLOŃCZYKA. KRĄG RODZINNY I KARIERA POLITYCZNA DOMNIEMANEGO KOMISARZA GRANICZNEGO
BARTOSZ TABOROWICZ – ALEXANDER JAGIELLON’S HOSPODAR MARSHALL. THE FAMILY AND POLITICAL CAREER OF THE PUTATIVE BORDER COMMISSIONER

Author(s): Dominik Szulc
Contributor(s): Angelina Żyśko (Translator)
Subject(s): Cultural history, Political history, Cultural Anthropology / Ethnology, 16th Century
Published by: Vilniaus Universiteto Leidykla
Keywords: marshal; 16th century; Bishop of Vilnius Albertas Taboras;

Summary/Abstract: The subject of this article is Bartosz Taborowicz, known as Alexander Jagiellon’s hospodar marshal. He was the brother of the Bishop of Vilnius, Wojciech Tabor, and lived in his shadow, which is why he himself never became the object of an individual study. What we knew so far was that Bartosz’s political career was dependent on Wojciech’s reputation, and that Bartosz’s estate was the result of his own actions taken at the court and of his marriage with Hanna Niemirowicz. The article presents little known aspects of Bartosz’s career, such as his appointment as commissioner to demarcate the border between Poland and Lithuania. The text also broadly presents Bartosz’s family, revealing unknown facts regarding his descent, which is also important in the context of Wojciech Tabor. Even though much has been written about the latter, not much is known about the Tabor family.

  • Issue Year: 2018
  • Issue No: 41
  • Page Range: 58-87
  • Page Count: 30
  • Language: Polish
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