Lwów
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Tuvia
Husband of Gershonova, reportedly killed by a Christian.
Lviv Jewish cemetery
Cemetery expanded by Lviv Jews during this period.
Brest
City whose Jews received regulations from Vytautas.
Trakai
City whose Jews received regulations from Vytautas.
Catholic Church
Institution whose influence contributed to changing conditions for Jews.
German Christian merchants
Christian merchants who resented Jewish control of wholesale and retail trade.
Capistrano
Zealous friar who incited crowds against Jews.
German Crusader Order
German military order against which the king fought.
Krakowsky Suburb
A suburb involved in a conflict over Jewish rights and jurisdiction.
City Council
The municipal council that accepted the 1458 agreement.
Palace Jurisdiction
The jurisdiction where a limited number of Jewish artisans could reside.
King's Treasury
The treasury receiving suburb artisans' taxes.
Raysin
The region whose chief starosta negotiated the agreement.
City Mills
Mills that Jewish residents were permitted to use.
Starosta's Mills
Mills that Jewish residents were permitted to use.
Crusader Bands
Bands recruited in 1463 by Pope Pius V to aid Hungary against the Turks.
Turks
The military opponent against whom the bands aided Hungary.
Jewish Population
The Jewish population feared surrender during the threatened siege.
City Municipality
The municipality negotiated payment and provisions for departing raiders.
Dr. N. M. Galcher
Named contributor or author appearing in the passage heading.
Nuremberg
City involved in Lviv Jewish commercial connections.
Danzig
City involved in Lviv Jewish commercial connections.
Vistula River
River through which grain was transported.
Germany
Origin of refugees who increased Lviv’s Jewish population.
Lithuania
Region from which Jews brought cattle for sale.
Jewish community of Lviv
Jewish residents subject to royal authority and involved in legal and civic affairs.
Jagiełło
King associated with a privilege for Lviv Jews in 1387.
Lviv municipal council
Municipal council whose members are listed for 1406.
Belz
Place where the summoned parties were to appear at the palace.
Poznan
City whose Jews are mentioned in comparison with Jews of Lviv and Krakow.
Lviv Jewish community
Jewish community in Lviv involved in regulated trade.
Przemyśl
City where Jews could bring cattle and textiles to fairs.
Yaroslav
City where Jews could bring cattle and textiles to fairs.
Jan Albrecht
King who granted tax relief and recognized trade rights.
Jews of the Lviv suburbs
Jewish residents of the suburbs whose trade rights were recognized.
Ruthenians of the Lviv suburbs
Ruthenian residents of the suburbs granted free-trade rights.