266:, the King was at dinner with the Queen and his sons in his residence before the castle of Vyssegrad, when Felicianus secretly entered and stood before the King's table. He drew his sharp sword from its scabbard and like a mad dog threw himself upon the King, the Queen and the sons in pitiless desire to kill them. But the pity of a pitiful God prevented him from executing his intent. Yet he slightly wounded the King in the right hand. But, alas, from the right hand of the most saintly Queen he severed four fingers which in her almsgiving she was wont to extend in pity to the poor, the wretched and the downcast. Then he tried to kill the royal princes who were present, but their tutors, Gyula de Kenesich's son and Nicolaus, son of the Count Palatine Johannes , placed themselves in his way and received mortal wounds in the head, but the boys were unhurt. Then Johannes, son of Alexander from the county of
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508:â exerted a powerful influence on him, which resulted the immediate political marginalization of William Drugeth. Two months after the death of Charles I, William also died in September 1342. Thereafter, his estates in Northeast Hungary ought to pass back to the Crown, as he had no any legitimate male heirs. Under the influence of Queen Elizabeth and Thomas SzĂ©csĂ©nyi â the "Polish party" â, Louis rejected William's last will and testament from 1330, and his younger brother Nicholas was not recognized as his heir. Instead of him,
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previous decades, they felt they can have only secondary roles compare to them. Louis, who already was born in
Hungary, did not have an emotional dimension to the place of origin â Naples â of his family, as a result the Drugeth family no longer enjoyed this special attention. The idea that Nicholas Drugeth should be the next lord of the Drugeth Province was never seriously consider. After a brief power demand of Thomas SzĂ©csĂ©nyi, the semi-autuonomus province in Northeast Hungary was partitioned and disintegrated by early 1343.
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769:). He built a fortified mansion there. The Gerény (or Geren) branch of the Drugeth family descended from him, but this branch became extinct after two generations by the end of the 14th century. After a possible division of the heritage, Nicholas' brother, John II administered the family estates in Zemplén County. The Homonna branch of the family, descended from him, continued to exist until 1684, as the only surviving cadet branch of the Drugeth family.
538:) â out of the nine that they used to have, and they were virtually pushed back within the territory of Ung and ZemplĂ©n counties, a relatively uninhabited area at the northeast corner of the kingdom, while the regions rich with mines or on the trade routes between Poland and Central Hungary were irretrievably lost. Nicholas and John became the possessors of the Homonna lordship in ZemplĂ©n County, which consisted of 22 villages:
693:. Äura Hardi considers Nicholas took advantage of his personal military presence, and visited the feudal estate of Pascarola in order to "persuade" the vassals and subjects there to be faithful again. This land was the last point of connection for the Drugeth family to the old homeland. Hungary, meanwhile, became their new home, despite the losses of 1342, which was richer and more spacious than Pascarola.
270:, a youth of good disposition who was the Queen's second cup-bearer, threw himself upon Felicianus as upon a wild beast and struck at him with a dagger between the neck and the shoulder with such force that he felled him to the ground. Then from this side and that the King's soldiers rushed in and dispatched him as if he were some monster, severing the wretch's limbs with their terrible swords.
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312:. Philip joined the accompaniment of Clementia's brother Charles in the journey to Hungary, where laid claim to the throne and successfully acquired it by 1310. Nicholas had an elder brother William, and two much more younger siblings, John II and (possibly) Clementia. They grew up together in the queenly court of Clementia at
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Although politically marginalized, Nicholas
Drugeth did not become disgraced at the royal court. Along with several other lords, he participated in the Neapolitan campaign of Louis in 1350. Consequently, Nicholas returned to his original homeland, the Kingdom of Naples after more than two decades. It
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Nicholas
Drugeth was also dismissed from his courtly positions at the turn of 1342 and 1343. He was last styled as Master of the cupbearers in January 1343, while the governance of Ugocsa County was taken from him still in the autumn of 1342. The royal court also confiscated the vast majority of the
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John
Drugeth and his family were invited from Naples to Hungary by King Charles I in order to inherit the wealth and power of Philip Drugeth, who lived in Hungary for decades as the king's most loyal comrade-in-arms, and by the time of his death (June or July 1327) he had risen to be one of the most
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The return of the
Drugeths to the national elite and power proved to be only temporary; Nicholas died barely a year later, in May or June 1355. Nicholas had two sons from his unidentified wife, John III and Ladislaus I. They remained local â albeit, prominent â nobles in Ung County without national
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was made
Palatine of Hungary within weeks, who had held only insignificant positions before that (prior to this, three consecutive Drugeth family members filled the position â Philip, John I and William). The Hungarian barons were fed up with the Drugeths because, based on the experiences of the
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January 1344. Äura Hardi emphasizes Maria had no legal right to inherit the feudal estate, in comparison to her late husband's brothers, who did not receive an invitation to accompany Elizabeth on her journey to Naples. In the upcoming years, there were various lawsuits between the Drugeth
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Louis and Joanna signed a peace treaty in March 1352. Joanna and her husband, Louis of
Taranto returned to the Kingdom of Naples and Louis' troops were withdrawn. Nicholas Drugeth also returned to Hungary either in 1352 or 1353. He resided in the kingdom by April 1353. As a reward for his
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in 1354, but died in the next year. The Gerény branch of the
Drugeth family descended from him, but this branch became extinct after two generations by the end of the 14th century. The Homonna branch, as the only surviving cadet branch descended from his younger brother.
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Drugeths' private property. On 7 January 1343, a court hearing was held, where
Nicholas and his younger brother John II submitted a charter in order to prove their right to William's heritage. As a result, the brothers were given back three castles â BarkĂł, JeszenĆ and
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of Queen Elizabeth â further reduced his heritage: when she escorted her mistress to Naples, she exercised her alleged widow right to William's family estate in Naples, when she was granted a portion from Pascarola, the main feudal property of the Drugeths, by Queen
673:'s mercenaries, , as his name becomes rare in domestic sources after 1347 and does not appear at all in contemporary documents as an active actor. After the Hungarian monarch launched his second campaign in April 1350, the Hungarian army, which arrived via the
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Although in these times the people of Hungary enjoyed the loved tranquility of peace and the kingdom was on all sides secure against its enemies, yet the hater of peace and the sower of envy, the devil, put into the heart of a certain soldier named
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without male heirs, Nicholas would have inherited his large wealth and power in Northeast Hungary in 1342, but as a result of court intrigues, the newly enthroned Louis I confiscated most of the inheritance. Nicholas and his younger brother
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in Northeast Hungary, instantly becoming the richest and most powerful magnate in the Kingdom of Hungary. Nicholas also arrived to Hungary in 1327 or 1328. Along with Nicholas TapolcsĂĄnyi (or Knesich), Nicholas Drugeth became the tutor
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looked back on a six-decade tradition. Both Nicholas Drugeth and Nicholas TapolcsĂĄnyi were present, when an enraged noble Felician ZĂĄh attempted to assassinate the entire royal family at dinner on 17 April 1330 in the royal palace of
371:, the two tutors managed to save the lives of the princes by placing themselves in Felician's way. Both Drugeth and TapolcsĂĄnyi received severe ("mortal") wounds in the head, but they both successfully recovered after the incident.
733:) over their landholdings by King Louis. Following the death of Thomas SzĂ©csĂ©nyi, Nicholas was appointed Judge royal â the second most prestigious secular position in the kingdom â in April 1354. Beside that, he also served as
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of Ung County from 1343 to 1354 â the last remaining position within the former political administration of the collapsing Drugeth Province. Local nobles joined and continued his service; for instance, his earliest
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Charles I died in VisegrĂĄd on 16 July 1342. His 16-year-old son Louis I ascended the Hungarian throne without resistance five days later. Although Louis had attained the age of majority, his mother Queen
483:. They argued, Nicholas, as tutor of the six-year-old Andrew, remained in Naples for a while. However, there is no source for that, as Äura Hardi emphasizes. Nicholas participated in the war against the
721:(TrstenĂ© pri HornĂĄde) in AbaĂșj County after the death of Maria Follia, who possessed the village for the rest of her life. In November 1353, Nicholas and his brother, John were granted the
450:. Micholas would inherit William's charters and documents, his entire stud, workstock, his guarantor horses and his weapons, under the conditions that he owes their sister Clementia 300
677:, marched towards Naples in the following months. The city of Salerno was besieged and occupied on 27 June 1350. After Louis decided to return Hungary following the capture of
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of fine silver from the income of the listed estates, to which he grants the customs duty of LublĂł to their sister until full settlement. William also entrusted his personal
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Nicholas was born in the 1300s as the second son of John I Drugeth and Paska de Bononensi. The Drugeth family belonged to those Neapolitan elite of Ultramontane (French or
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influential barons. While John succeeded his brother as Palatine of Hungary, William, who was in his twenties, inherited his late uncle's wealth and large-scale
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Walter to Nicholas that he may be accorded the same treatment as he enjoyed, and if he were to leave his service, he would be dismissed with a worthy payment.
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counties. Nevertheless, although politically marginalized, Nicholas did not lose his favor at the royal court. He participated in Louis'
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and IstvĂĄn Miskolczy considered prince Andrew was accompanied by Nicholas to Naples in 1333â1334, where he was betrothed to his cousin
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Nicholas Drugeth was first styled as Master of the cupbearers by a contemporary charter in August 1332. Beside that, he also served as
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394:(i.e. the youngest brother John II was excluded from the inheritance). Accordingly, Nicholas would have inherited eight castles â
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and John â Nicholas' father â were considered as the most important members of the family. While John entered the service of
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were installed as military captain of Salerno and Aversa, respectively. Their troops successfully fought against
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at the turn of 1327 and 1328. Nicholas entered the service of the royal court as one of the tutors of princes
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and Zemplén counties, all but one of the castles are located in what is now Slovakia; Dunajec is located in
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of Ung County in that year. Nicholas inherited several lawsuits from his predecessor. The royal castle of
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were able to retain landholdings only in the mostly uninhabited, northeasternmost part of the kingdom, in
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participation in the Neapolitan campaign, the Hungarian monarch confirmed his legitimate ownership over
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1443:Italian expatriates in Hungary
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1253:(in Hungarian). ZrĂnyi KiadĂł.
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1170:Bertényi, Ivån (1976).
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1268:MarkĂł, LĂĄszlĂł (2006).
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1350:Gregory DomoszlĂłi
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574:(Hankovce),
570:(Jankovce),
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384:SĂĄros Castle
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100:Noble family
1428:1355 deaths
1392:Judge royal
1039:KristĂł 1988
706:Judge royal
687:Fra Moriale
586:(Humenné),
554:(Tovarné),
534:(Nevytske,
491:) in July.
410:(Jasenov),
229:Judge royal
116:Ladislaus I
56:Predecessor
42:Judge royal
1417:Categories
1397:1354â1355
1364:1332â1343
1315:Nicholas I
1196:Engel, PĂĄl
1126:Hardi 2012
1090:Engel 1996
1066:Engel 1996
1054:Hardi 2012
1027:Hardi 2012
1015:Hardi 2012
1003:Engel 1996
973:Hardi 2012
961:Engel 1996
937:MarkĂł 2006
922:Hardi 2012
898:Engel 1996
881:Hardi 2012
857:Hardi 2012
845:Hardi 2012
833:Hardi 2012
821:Hardi 2012
809:MarkĂł 2006
797:Hardi 2012
773:References
759:familiares
731:ius gladii
542:(PtiÄie),
414:(PlaveÄ),
406:(Brekov),
304:, briefly
177:his father
165:Neapolitan
624:Nagykapos
604:HolcsikĂłc
592:Göröginye
566:(PapĂn),
562:(Zubné),
556:Sztakcsin
550:(Snina),
502:Elizabeth
354:pedagogus
326:Pascarola
302:Clementia
286:Provençal
181:Charles I
169:Hungarian
149:Hungarian
66:Successor
51:1354â1355
1247:(1988).
1198:(1996).
767:Uzhhorod
576:LĂĄcfalva
564:Papfalva
456:servitor
400:TrebiĆĄov
388:Slovakia
363:VisegrĂĄd
349:province
273:â
114:John III
1135:Sources
620:Zemplén
612:Salamon
600:LukasĂłc
588:Porubka
584:Homonna
580:Hazsina
552:Tavarna
544:Kemence
540:Peticse
536:Ukraine
532:Nevicke
420:Szokoly
412:Palocsa
408:JeszenĆ
396:SzalĂĄnc
310:Navarre
260:Andreas
225:Salerno
217:Zemplén
209:John II
204:William
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1328:1300s
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719:NĂĄdasd
679:Aversa
658:Lelesz
653:Joanna
628:MocsĂĄr
616:ZĂĄhony
608:Pihnye
572:HankĂłc
568:JankĂłc
548:Szinna
477:Joanna
440:Poland
428:Szepes
322:tithes
298:Philip
290:Apulia
264:Easter
189:Andrew
167:-born
157:Slovak
145:Druget
143:(also
131:Mother
121:Father
1333:Died:
1326:Born:
755:honor
743:ispĂĄn
735:ispĂĄn
727:Latin
715:Ăjlak
640:ispĂĄn
638:vice-
635:ispĂĄn
596:Kajna
560:Zubna
464:ispĂĄn
452:marks
436:SĂĄros
432:AbaĂșj
416:LublĂł
404:BarkĂł
314:Paris
268:Potok
185:Louis
111:Issue
86:1300s
77:
48:Reign
1297:ISBN
1276:ISBN
1255:ISBN
1231:ISBN
1206:ISBN
1182:ISBN
1151:ISBN
747:ĂvĂĄr
626:and
448:Pest
316:and
308:and
258:and
256:Lays
250:and
215:and
187:and
91:Died
83:Born
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