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Humanist patron and politician
  • Alexius Thurzó de Bethlenfalva
  • bethlenfalvi Thurzó
Language Label Description Also known as
English
Elek Thurzó
Humanist patron and politician
  • Alexius Thurzó de Bethlenfalva
  • bethlenfalvi Thurzó

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instance of
human
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Wikidata ID
Q659498
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sex or gender
male
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collection
HECE
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date of birth
1490
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place of birth
Kraków
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date of death
25 January 1543
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place of death
unknown value
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occupation
humanist
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politician
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religion
Catholic Church
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father
János Thurzó
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mother
Magdalena Beck
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sibling
Stanislaus Thurzó
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János Thurzó
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spouse
Anna Szatmári
start time
1510
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Magdolna Székely
start time
1528
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patron
György Szatmári
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position
royal secretary
start time
1519
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royal chamberlain
start time
1520
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royal treasurer
start time
1522
end time
1523
point in time
1525
1526
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master of the treasury
start time
1523
end time
1527
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judge royal
start time
10 November 1527
nominated by
Ferdinand I
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royal regent
start time
4 October 1532
end time
1542
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corresponded with
Ferdinand I
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Pál Várday
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Mary of Hungary
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Nicolaus Olahus
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Tamás Nádasdy
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Sigismund I
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secondary literature
 
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