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Gabriel Bethlen 1613-1629: Zweidukatenstück, 1616, Siebenbürgen, Klausenburg, Prachtexemplar!!!

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09.12.2017 10:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 5521 | Gabriel Bethlen 1613-1629: Zweidukatenstück, 1616, Siebenbürgen, Klausenburg, Prachtexemplar!!!
Gabriel Bethlen 1613-1629. Dukat 1616, Klausenburg (3,46 g); Fr. 350, HuszS. 327, Resch 13-15; Prachtexemplar! Hs. GA : BET : - D : G : PT : Geharnischtes Brustbild nach links mit dem Kalpag bedeckt, der mit Agraffe und Reiherbusch verziert ist. Hinter dem Kopf zwei Punkte. Das Brustbild teilt oben und unten die Umschrift.Gabriel Bethlen: Vom Sultan 1613 zum Fürsten gegen Gabriel Bathori erhoben und bald darauf auch von den siebenbiirgisehen Ständen erwählt. Im Kriege gegen Kaiser Ferdinand II. eroberte er 1619 fast ganz Ungarn und nahm 1620 die ihm angebotene ungarische Königskrone an. In dem 1621 zu Nikolsburg mit Ferdinand II. abgeschlossenen Friedensvertrag entsagte er Ungarn und dem Königstitel und erhielt statt dessen den Titel eines Reichsfürsten und die schlesischen Herzogtümer Oppeln und Ratibor. 1623 und 1626 zog er nochmals gegen Ferdinand für die ungarischen Protestanten das Schwert und sicherte diesen in den Friedensschlüssen 1624 zu "Wien und 1626 zu Pressburg Religionsfreiheit zu. Er starb 1629 nach 15-jähriger segensreicher Regierung.Quelle: Adolf Resch: "Siebenbürgiche Münzen und Medaillien von 1538 bis zur Gegenwart. Beschrieben von Adolf Resch". Mit 86 Tafeln, Hrsg. Ausschuß des Vereines für Siebenbürgische Landeskunde. Hermannstadt 1901. In Kommission bei Franz Michaelis.
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