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Her baptismal name has traditionally been reconstructed as Mara.[1] However, only its last two letters (..RA) have been preserved by an inscription of a picture painted in 1761.[1]Constantin Gane proposed that she was a member of the House of Basarab, stating that she was the first cousin of her husband, Mircea I of Wallachia, for which they could only marry with a special permission issued by the Archbishop of Ohrid.[2] The source of Gane's theory cannot be identified.[2] Historians Petre P. Panaitescu, Constantin Rezachevici and Radu Florescu stated that she was closely related to the Counts of Celje.[2][3]
According to historian Mihai Florin Hasan, neither her baptismal name nor her family can certainly be identified. Her baptismal name could also be Klara, or even Anna.[1] She owned Lesencetomaj near Lake Balaton in 1400.[4] Consequently, she may have been related to any Hungarian noble family which had landed property in the region, including the Counts of Celje, the Szécsis, Bánffys or the nobles who owned the village of Badacsonytomaj.[1]
Life
She gave birth to the only legitimate son of Mircea I of Wallachia, Michael.[3] Michael was first mentioned as his father's co-ruler in 1391.[5] She certainly visited her estate on Lake Balaton in 1400.[4] On this occasion, Sigismund of Luxembourg, King of Hungary, ordered her to respect the ancient privileges of the inhabitants of Ketzel and to stop collecting duties from them.[4]
Panaitescu proposed that she had built a Roman Catholic church dedicated to the Holy Virgin in Târgoviște in 1417.[1] She may have again visited Lesencetomaj in 1419, because a charter refers to her return from Hungary in that year.[6] According to Panaitescu, she survived her husband and son, and died in 1427.[1] Hassan proposes that she died shortly after the murder of her son during an Ottoman campaign against Wallachia in May 1420, because Lesencetomaj was listed among the villages of the royal castle of Rezi on 20 April 1421, showing that her estate had escheated to the Crown.[4]
Hasan, Mihai Florin (2013). "Aspecte ale relațiilor matrimoniale munteano-maghiare din secolele XIV-XV [Aspects of the Hungarian-Wallachian matrimonial relations of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries]". Revista Bistriţei (in Romanian). Cumplexul Muzeal Bistrița-Năsăud. XXVII: 128–159. ISSN 1222-5096. Retrieved 14 September 2016.
Treptow, Kurt W. (2000). Vlad III Dracula: The Life and Times of the Historical Dracula. The Center of Romanian Studies. ISBN973-98392-2-3.
January 01, 1970
maria, tolmay, mara, died, 1420, 1427, wife, mircea, wallachia, mother, only, legitimate, ruler, michael, born, unidentified, hungarian, noble, family, owned, present, lesencetomaj, lake, balaton, kingdom, hungary, early, 15th, century, died1420, 1427spousemir. Maria Tolmay or Mara died in 1420 or 1427 was the wife of Mircea I of Wallachia She was the mother of his only legitimate son and co ruler Michael She was born to an unidentified Hungarian noble family and owned present day Lesencetomaj at Lake Balaton in the Kingdom of Hungary in the early 15th century Maria TolmayDied1420 or 1427SpouseMircea I of WallachiaIssueMichael I of Wallachia Contents 1 Family 2 Life 3 References 4 SourcesFamily Edit Maria s husband Mircea I of Wallachia and their son Michael I of Wallachia depicted on an 18th century icon in the Cozia MonasteryHer baptismal name has traditionally been reconstructed as Mara 1 However only its last two letters RA have been preserved by an inscription of a picture painted in 1761 1 Constantin Gane proposed that she was a member of the House of Basarab stating that she was the first cousin of her husband Mircea I of Wallachia for which they could only marry with a special permission issued by the Archbishop of Ohrid 2 The source of Gane s theory cannot be identified 2 Historians Petre P Panaitescu Constantin Rezachevici and Radu Florescu stated that she was closely related to the Counts of Celje 2 3 According to historian Mihai Florin Hasan neither her baptismal name nor her family can certainly be identified Her baptismal name could also be Klara or even Anna 1 She owned Lesencetomaj near Lake Balaton in 1400 4 Consequently she may have been related to any Hungarian noble family which had landed property in the region including the Counts of Celje the Szecsis Banffys or the nobles who owned the village of Badacsonytomaj 1 Life EditShe gave birth to the only legitimate son of Mircea I of Wallachia Michael 3 Michael was first mentioned as his father s co ruler in 1391 5 She certainly visited her estate on Lake Balaton in 1400 4 On this occasion Sigismund of Luxembourg King of Hungary ordered her to respect the ancient privileges of the inhabitants of Ketzel and to stop collecting duties from them 4 Panaitescu proposed that she had built a Roman Catholic church dedicated to the Holy Virgin in Targoviște in 1417 1 She may have again visited Lesencetomaj in 1419 because a charter refers to her return from Hungary in that year 6 According to Panaitescu she survived her husband and son and died in 1427 1 Hassan proposes that she died shortly after the murder of her son during an Ottoman campaign against Wallachia in May 1420 because Lesencetomaj was listed among the villages of the royal castle of Rezi on 20 April 1421 showing that her estate had escheated to the Crown 4 References Edit a b c d e f Hasan 2013 p 151 a b c Hasan 2013 p 149 a b Florescu amp McNally 1989 p 36 a b c d Hasan 2013 p 150 Treptow 2000 p 36 Hasan 2013 p 150 note 242 Sources EditFlorescu Radu R McNally Raymond T 1989 Dracula Prince of Many Faces His Life and his Times Back Bay Books ISBN 978 0 316 28656 5 Hasan Mihai Florin 2013 Aspecte ale relațiilor matrimoniale munteano maghiare din secolele XIV XV Aspects of the Hungarian Wallachian matrimonial relations of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries Revista Bistriţei in Romanian Cumplexul Muzeal Bistrița Năsăud XXVII 128 159 ISSN 1222 5096 Retrieved 14 September 2016 Treptow Kurt W 2000 Vlad III Dracula The Life and Times of the Historical Dracula The Center of Romanian Studies ISBN 973 98392 2 3 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Maria Tolmay amp oldid 1007956451, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
