487 KB84 KB195320252011Hozjan, Andrejštevilka:2letnik:59str. 211-230ISSN:0023-4923COBISSID:18639112URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-N7Y4MDOTslZveza zgodovinskih društev SlovenijeKronika (Ljubljana)17.st.anti-Habsburg conspiracyBeltinciDolnja LendavaEsterházy (rodbina)Esterházy familyhistoryhistory of PrekmurjeHungarian kingdomHungaryMadžarskaNádasdy (rodbina)Nádasdy familyNádasdy, Franc III., 1623-1671plemstvoPrekmurjerodbinezgodovinaFranc III. Nádasdy in Prekmurje. Ob 340. obletnici usmrtitve protihabsburškega zarotnika|The paper focuses on Count Ferenc III Nádasdy (1623-1671), member of one of the most famous and most prominent Hungarian noble families in its day. At the same time, the presentation of a leading figure of the Hungarian 17th century history makes for a splendid opportunity to reveal a fragment from the opus on nobility from the neighbouring area. Especially since until bis death this person was also in the possession of a vast estate in the territory of the present-day Republic of Slovenia, Prekmurje. Ferenc III Nádasdy passed into history as one of the leading conspirators against King Leopold I of Habsburg. The exposure of the conspiracy and a mock trial ultimately cost Ferenc his head: he was beheaded on 30 April 1671 in Vienna. During the years of his lordship, the lower part of the present-day Prekmurje was again facing turbulent times, but after Ferenc's death it came into the possession of the Hungarian Royal Chamber. The central part of the paper presents two sources - surveys of property within the framework of his Beltinci estate: the first dates back to 1662 and the second, undated, dates back to the time immediately following the seizure of propertySestavek govori o grofu Francu III. Nádasdyju (1623-1671), članu ene od znamenitejših in svojčas najpomembnejših madžarskih visokoplemiških rodbin. Zapis o eni od vodilnih osebnosti madžarske zgodovine 17. stoletja je hkrati lepa priložnost predstaviti delček iz opusa o plemstvu iz nam sosednjega prostora. Še posebej, če je bila ta oseba do svoje smrti tudi lastnik večje zemljiške posesti na ozemlju današnje Republike Slovenije, v Prekmurju. V zgodovino se je zapisal kot eden od vodilnih zarotnikov zoper kralja Leopolda I. Habsburžana. To ga je po razkritju zarote in insceniranem sodnem procesu naposled stalo glave: obglavljenje bil 30. aprila 1671 na Dunaju. Spodnji del današnjega Prekmurja je v letih njegovega gospostva znova doživljal težke čase, s smrtjo pa je prešel v roke madžarske kraljevske komore. Osrednji del predstavlja dva vira - popisa posesti v okviru njegovega gospostva Beltinci: prvi je iz leta 1662, drugi, nedatiran, pa iz časa kmalu po zaplembiTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaZveza zgodovinskih društev Slovenije