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Parishes and their territorial extent in the diocese Ljubljana in mid-19th century

Author(s):Jurij Šilc
Co-author(s):Jure Volčjak (ur.)
Year:2006
Publisher(s):Arhivsko društvo Slovenije, Ljubljana
Source(s):Arhivi, 2006, št. 2
Language(s):slovenščina
Type(s) of material:text
Keywords:cerkvena organiziranost, škofija Ljubljana, franciscejski kataster, 19. stoletje, ecclesiastical organisation, diocese Ljubljana, Franciscean land cadastre, 19th century
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The beginnings of the Ljubljana diocese date back to the end of the Middle Ages. It was in 1461 that Emperor Frederic III assigned to his newly founded and from Aquileia independent diocese the parishes under his patronate, most of which had been part of the Counts of Celje heritage. The Emperor's foundation was confirmed on the 6th of September 1462 by Pope Pius II. The Ljubljana diocese consisted of five disconnected territorial areas within the Austrian provinces of Carniola, Syria and Carinthia. Under Emperor Joseph II, between the years 1785—1788, the diocesan borders were rearranged, flowever, it was only in the 19th century that its borders finally became identical with those of the province of Carniola. This was at the same time its largest extent. On the basis of the Franciscean land cadastre kept in the Archive of the Republic of Slovenia, the author defines the extent of the parishes in question.
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  • identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/9278
    • title
      • Župnije in njihov krajevni obseg v ljubljanski škofiji sredi 19. stoletja
      • Parishes and their territorial extent in the diocese Ljubljana in mid-19th century
    • creator
      • Jurij Šilc
    • contributor
      • Jure Volčjak (ur.)
    • subject
      • cerkvena organiziranost
      • škofija Ljubljana
      • franciscejski kataster
      • 19. stoletje
      • ecclesiastical organisation
      • diocese Ljubljana
      • Franciscean land cadastre
      • 19th century
    • description
      • The beginnings of the Ljubljana diocese date back to the end of the Middle Ages. It was in 1461 that Emperor Frederic III assigned to his newly founded and from Aquileia independent diocese the parishes under his patronate, most of which had been part of the Counts of Celje heritage. The Emperor's foundation was confirmed on the 6th of September 1462 by Pope Pius II. The Ljubljana diocese consisted of five disconnected territorial areas within the Austrian provinces of Carniola, Syria and Carinthia. Under Emperor Joseph II, between the years 1785—1788, the diocesan borders were rearranged, flowever, it was only in the 19th century that its borders finally became identical with those of the province of Carniola. This was at the same time its largest extent. On the basis of the Franciscean land cadastre kept in the Archive of the Republic of Slovenia, the author defines the extent of the parishes in question.
      • Začetki škofije s sedežem v Ljubljani segajo v čas ob koncu srednjega veka, v leto 1461, ko je cesar Friderik III. iz župnij, ki so mu bile kot dediščina Celjskih podrejene, ustanovil od Ogleja neodvisno škofijo. Cesarjevo ustanovno listino je 6. septembra 1462 potrdil tudi papež Pij II. Ljubljansko škofijo je sestavljalo pet ločenih teritorialnih enot v notranje avstrijskih deželah Kranjski, Štajerski in Koroški. Po preureditvi škofijskih meja v obdobju cesarja Jožefa II. (v letih 1785—1788) je bila škofija teritorialno zaokrožena, šele sredi 19. stoletja pa so bile njene meje tudi kranjske deželne meje. To pa je bil tudi njen največji obseg. V pričujočem sestavku poskušamo, predvsem na osnovi map franciscejskega katastra, ki jih hrani Arhiv Republike Slovenije, določiti krajevni obseg župnij tistega časa.
    • publisher
      • Arhivsko društvo Slovenije
    • date
      • 2006
    • type
      • besedilo
    • language
      • Slovenščina
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      • license: ccByNcNd
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