Stephan Zápolya

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Stephan (Istvan) Zápolya († in January or December 25, 1499 in Pápa , Veszprém County , Hungary) was a Hungarian magnate and voivode of Transylvania .

He was a resident of Trenčín. Zápolya was the hereditary count (superior team) of the Spiš and since 1464 the owner of the Spiš Castle . He was the general and governor of King Matthias Corvinus in Silesia , whose grandfather Woyk de Hunedoara was married to a Klara Zapolya. In December 1474 he was commissioned by King Matthias Corvinus the upper governor of Silesia and simultaneously the Governor of Erbfürstentums Świdnica and Jawor appointed. In 1483 he became governor of Lower Austria and from 1492 Palatine in the Kingdom of Hungary .

Stephan (Istvan) Zápolya was married to Johanna von Hamonna, daughter of Simon Drugeth von Hamonna (today: Humenné in eastern Slovakia); in second marriage with Hedwig (Jadwiga), a princess from the house of the Piasts , who died on April 6, 1521. She was a daughter of ( Przemysl II ), Duke of Teschen and Glogau in Silesia and Princess Anna of Mazovia .

Three children from his second marriage were:

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Procházka novel : Genealogical handbook of extinct Bohemian noble families , supplementary volume. Published by the board of the Collegium Carolinum (Institute) Research Center for the Bohemian Countries, R. Oldenbourg Verlag Munich 1990, ISBN 3-486-54051-3 , pages 158 and 159.

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