Thurzó family

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The Thurzó family was a powerful Hungarian noble house of German origin that rose to prominence in the late Middle Ages through mining, trade, and extensive landholdings across Upper Hungary (present-day Slovakia and surrounding regions).

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hungarian noble family
aristocratic house
noble family
associatedWithPlace Betlanovce
Bytča
Levoča region NERFINISHED
Orava Castle
countryOfActivity Kingdom of Hungary
economicRole major mining entrepreneurs in Central Europe
participants in long-distance trade
ethnicOrigin German
fieldOfActivity landownership
mining
trade
hasCoatOfArms Thurzó family coat of arms
hasMember György Thurzó
Imre Thurzó
György Thurzó
surface form: Zsigmond Thurzó
historicalSignificance influential in the economic development of Upper Hungary
part of the late medieval and early modern Hungarian aristocracy
languageOfUse German
Hungarian
nobleRank counts
notableFor control of mining enterprises in Upper Hungary
extensive estates in northern Hungary
politicalAllegiance Kingdom of Hungary
politicalRole high offices in the Kingdom of Hungary
propertyType castles
manors
town houses
regionOfInfluence Upper Hungary
present-day Slovakia
religion Roman Catholicism
socialStatus magnate
timePeriod late Middle Ages
titleHeld Palatine of Hungary

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Spiš Castle governingFamily Thurzó family