Lwów
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Shelter in Lviv
A shelter established during 1571–1600.
Yeshiva in Lviv
A yeshiva established during 1571–1600.
Two Jewish communities of Lviv
Two Jewish communities developed during Władysław’s reign.
Council of Four Lands
Jewish communal body whose position on the agreement is mentioned.
Committee of King Sigismund
Royal committee mentioned in connection with Jewish commercial rights.
Jewish furriers
Jewish furriers involved in a commercial dispute and compromise.
Christian furriers association
Christian furriers association involved in a 1642 compromise.
Sejmik of Vyshnia
Political assembly whose intervention in the furriers dispute is mentioned.
Lviv fairs
Annual fairs where Jewish merchants were permitted to trade.
Harborot
Starosta who permitted Jewish artisans to work near the palace grounds.
Jews of Lviv
Jewish residents of Lviv covered by the 1581 commercial compromise.
Jews outside Lviv
Jews outside the city who began trading on a large scale.
Jews expelled from western countries
Expelled Jews from western countries who came to Lviv.
Jan Zeidlitz
Named as head of the Forty Members during a political struggle.
Lviv townspeople
Urban residents who continued restricting Jewish commerce.
Golden Rose Synagogue
A synagogue named in the passage heading.
Mikolaj Herburt
The starosta of Lviv participating in the special commission.
Wiktoryn Kibalski
A judge participating in the special commission.
Kolomyia
A place associated with a starosta participating in the commission.
Victorin Kowalski
Deputy judge who signed the 1592 compromise.
Pastrokonsky
Deputy starosta who signed the 1592 compromise.
1592 commercial compromise
Eight-year agreement regulating Jewish commerce in Lviv.
Craft Associations
Associations that protested the city's commercial agreement with Jews.
Almbek
Leader of the opposition to the city's agreement with Jews.
Council of Forty
Municipal body that reached an agreement concerning the commercial compromise.
Craftsmen's Associations
Associations seeking to suppress Jewish commercial competition.
Sigismund III
King who recommended a compromise between Lviv and its Jewish community in 1627.
Sigismund III
King who ruled that Jews could not belong to craft guilds in 1629.
Furriers’ Guild
Guild whose leadership opposed Jewish membership.
Council of Forty
Municipal group that obtained a ruling voiding the 1629 agreement.
Furriers' guilds
Craft associations involved in conflicts with Jewish merchants.
Wallachia
Region linked to Jewish merchants through commercial connections.
Moshe son of Avraham
Solicitor who sought a new commercial contract for the Jews.
Gdańsk
Trading destination for timber, potash, and related goods.
Valenti Stanzel
An advocate who received payment from proceeds of the public sale.
Dr. Yaakov Gidziyaltsik
A doctor who received payment for travel expenses to Warsaw.