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| Reference | Collection / Fonds | Date | Title and text | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 131/1/593131-1-593-001 | 131 — Collection of parchment documents | 1579-12-31 | Judgment of King Stephen Báthory in the dispute between Lwów and Starosta Herburt regarding taxes King Stephen Báthory resolves a dispute between the authorities and commonalty of Lwów and Starosta Mikołaj Herburt and the tax collector, ruling that the city is obligated to pay only a double tax rate, which includes the suburbs and city fields. The monarch forbids the collection of a separate tax on city lands and craft workshops, annulling the previous judgments of the starosta. Stephen Báthory, King of Poland To: Authorities and commonalty of the city of Lwów (proconsul, consules, totusque communitas civitatis Leopoliensis) and Mikołaj Herburt of Fulsztyn, Starosta of Lwów | Edition · check statusRead → |
| 132/1/638638-001 | 132 — Lviv city council — correspondence | 1736-03-08 | Kossowski's letter to the Lviv Magistrate regarding the delay in the Chancellor's response Kossowski, secretary to the Crown Chancellor, informs the Lviv authorities about the delay in responding to their letter due to the overload of the Krakow post and promises to send it via the next courier. He also asks the councilors to direct further correspondence on this matter directly to him. Kossowski, secretary to the Crown Chancellor To: Magistrate of the city of Lviv ("Moy Wielce M[oś]ci Panowie y Bracia") | Edition · check statusRead → |
| 131/1/752131-1-752-001 | 131 — Collection of parchment documents | 1661-05-30 | Privilege of King John II Casimir equalizing the rights of Lwów with those of Kraków and Wilno In recognition of the loyalty and sacrifices of Lwów during the wars, King John II Casimir equalizes the city and its citizens with Kraków and Wilno in terms of rights, liberties, and noble privileges. The burghers of Lwów are granted the right to participate in royal elections, attend the Sejm, and freely acquire and possess landed estates. John II Casimir, King of Poland To: City of Lwów and its inhabitants (Civitas Leopoliense eiusque cives et incolae) | Edition · check statusRead → |