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Johannes de Thurocz (1435–1489)  wikidata:Q897182 s:it:Autore:Johannes de Thurocz
 
Johannes de Thurocz
Alternative names
János Thuróczy; János Thuróczi; János Thuróczy de Péri és Turóczszentmihályi
Description Hungarian writer, historian and chronicler
Date of birth/death circa  Edit this at Wikidata 1489 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth Šipice Edit this at Wikidata
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Magyar: Thuróczy krónika (A magyarok krónikája) - Hunyadi Mátyás magyar király (1458–1490) és Aragóniai Beatrix magyar királyné országainak címerei Thuróczy János krónikájának első oldalán, Mátyás király 1485-ös, nagy birodalmi címerével.
Középen Mátyás és Beatrix egyesített címere. Mátyás: négyelt pajzs, 1. magyar kettős kereszt és hármas halom, 2. magyar sávok, 3. Csehország, 4. Hunyadi. Beatrix: négyelt pajzs, az 1. és 3. mező cölöpösen harmadolt, a. és b. magyar sávok és (nápolyi) Anjou liliomok, c. Jeruzsálem, 2. és 3. mező Aragónia. Körben fent 1. Csehország, mellette jobbra 2. Luxemburg, 3. Alsó-Lausitz, 4. Morvaország, 5. Ausztria, 6. Galícia, 7. Szilézia, 8. Dalmacia, 9. ezüst alapon vörös oroszlán: aranykoronás, arany koronát tartó (Albánia? - Hunyadi János hollós címerét V. László király 1453-ban koronát tartó oroszlánnal bővítette).
English: Chronica Hungarorum - The great coats of arms of King Matthias Corvinus of Hungary (1458–1490) of 1485 in the first page of the Chronica Hungarorum of Johannes Thuróczy.
The coat of arms of the countries of King Matthias Corvinus of Hungary and Queen Beatrice of Aragon. In the center, the united coat of arms of Matthias and Beatrice.
Date 1488
date QS:P571,+1488-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Source/Photographer https://corvina.hu/hu/corvina/virtualis-corvinak/inc1143-hu/

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