Lwów
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Przemysl
Waystation on the Austria-Hungary trade route through Lviv.
Ludwig
Ludwig died in 1382.
Jadwiga
Jadwiga was crowned Queen of Poland in 1384.
Wladislaus
Jadwiga continued Wladislaus's economic policy.
Ruthenians of the city
The city’s Ruthenian residents had their rights and privileges confirmed.
Armenians
Armenians had their rights and privileges confirmed.
Saracens
Saracens had their rights and privileges confirmed.
Jews
Jews had their rights and privileges confirmed.
Tatar lands
Merchants traveling east and to the Tatar lands were required to pass through Lviv.
Constantinople
Constantinople was conquered by the Turks in 1453.
Breslau
Jewish merchants from Lviv conducted extensive trade with Breslau.
Jewish wholesalers from Constantinople
Jewish wholesalers from Constantinople maintained agencies in Lviv.
Moshe
A Turkish Jewish merchant agent for his brother Zechariah.
Zechariah
Moshe’s brother and supplier of goods from Turkey.
Abraham
A Jewish wholesaler from Constantinople dealing in spices.
Shakhna
A known wholesaler in Turkish silk fabric in Lviv.
Isaac Sokolovich
A Jewish merchant associated with the slave trade through Lviv.
Władysław II Jagiełło
King whose reign is dated 1386–1434 in the passage.
Walczko
A Jewish banker from Lviv who handled royal accounts and leased revenues.
Lutsk
City associated with Jacob Shlomkovich.
Jacob Shlomkovich
A Jewish businessman from Lutsk who lent money to Lviv.
Levko of Kraków
A Jewish banker connected in business with Jacob Shlomkovich.
Gut
A Jewish tax farmer who held the customs lease at Chełm.
Chełm
City whose customs were leased by King Jagiełło to Gut.
Wolczko
Jewish fish merchant who owned a house in Lviv’s Jewish quarter.
Shakhna Yavne Yosef
Lviv wholesaler engaged in trade with Jewish merchants from Byzantium and Italy.
Kaleb
Jewish merchant from Kafa who established a branch in Lviv in 1442.
Kafa
Crimean city associated with Jewish merchants trading with Poland.
Drohobych
Place whose salt mines were leased by Notke.
Horodok
Place whose customs were leased by Notke.
Shakhna
Customs lessee and lender who conducted extensive business in Lviv.
Kristophoros Gardia
Creditor involved in a prolonged legal dispute with Kaleb.
Pyotr Adravaz
Lviv voivode who protected and guaranteed Kaleb.
Dina
Shakhna’s wife who worked with him in business.
Shlomo
Professional lender who made more than twenty loans to Lviv residents.
Yitzhak
Lender who generally lent money to nobles, customs lessees, and merchants.