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OBA I, Nr. 107. - OBrA, Nr. 71. - Journalnummer 21468. - Schieblade XX, Nr. 135. - Etatsministerium 111k 2 (fol. 1-4) und 111k (fol. 5-6)
XX. HA, OBA Ordensbriefarchiv
Ordensbriefarchiv >> 02 Urkunden
1335 Nov. 26. - 1411 Febr. 2.
Enthält:
- fol. 1-2: Karl II. und Robert, Könige von Ungarn, vermitteln den Frieden zwischen dem Deutschen Orden und Polen. Visegrad. 1335 November 26 (dominica proxima post sancte Eliysabet), Abschrift 16. Jh. Lateinisch.
- fol. 3-4r: Kasimir III., König von Polen, schließt mit dem Deutschen Orden einen Friedensvertrag. Kalisch. 1343 Juli 8. Abschrift 16. Jh. Lateinisch.
- fol. 4r-4v: Wladyslaw II. Jagiello, König von Polen, schließt mit dem Deutschen Orden einen Friedensvertrag. [Thorn. 1411 Februar 1]. Abschrift 16. Jh. Lateinisch.
- fol. 5-6: Kasimir III. (wie fol. 3-4r). 1343 Juli 8. Abschrift 15. Jh. Deutsch.
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Archivale
Preußisches Urkundenbuch III, Nr. 32, 567. - Die Staatsverträge des Deutschen Ordens in Preußen im 15. Jahrhundert, hrsg. von Erich Weise, Bd. 1, Marburg 1970, Nr. 83. - Joachim/Hubatsch, Regesta I/1, Nr. 188, Nr. 217, 1502
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BZK no.
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Role in the proceeding
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