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Antun Vrančić

Croatian archbishop, diplomat and writer (1504-1573).

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Place of Birth

Šibenik

Image

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Place of Death

Prešov

Date of Birth

6/8/1504

Date of Death

6/25/1573

Instance Of

Human

Given Name

Antonio
Language of Work or Name
:
Italian
Antal
Language of Work or Name
:
Hungarian

Position Held

Catholic Archbishop
(10/5/1570 - 6/25/1573)
Diocese
:
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Esztergom-Budapest
Replaces
:
Nicolaus Olahus
Replaced By
:
István Fejérkövy
Start Time
: 10/5/1570
End Time
: 6/25/1573
Cardinal
(6/15/1573 - 6/25/1573)
Start Time
: 6/15/1573
End Time
: 6/25/1573
Diocesan Bishop
(7/27/1560 - 10/5/1570)
Diocese
:
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Eger
Replaces
:
Ferenc Ujlaky
Start Time
: 7/27/1560
End Time
: 10/5/1570
Diocesan Bishop
(8/13/1554 - 7/27/1560)
Diocese
:
Roman Catholic Diocese of Pécs
Replaces
:
György Tompa
Replaced By
:
Juraj Drašković
Start Time
: 8/13/1554
End Time
: 7/27/1560
Lord-Lieutenant of Esztergom County
(1569 - 6/25/1573)
Replaces
:
Nicolaus Olahus
End Cause
:
Death in Office
Start Time
: 1569
End Time
: 6/25/1573

Religion or Worldview

Catholic Church

Occupation

Catholic Priest
Diplomat
Writer
Historian
Poet
Archaeologist
Catholic Bishop
(10/1/1561 - )
Start Time
: 10/1/1561

Country of Citizenship

Hungary
Unnamed
:bug: P6885

Sex or Gender

Male

Place of Burial

Coat of Arms Image

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Family Name

Vrančić

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Latin
Hungarian
Croatian
Italian

Field of Work

Literature
History
Diplomacy

Sibling

Relative

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Mihovil Vrančić
Replaced By
:
István Radeczy De Zemche
Ivan Statilić
Kinship to Subject
:
Maternal Uncle
Fausto Veranzio
Kinship to Subject
:
Fraternal Nephew
Saint Nicolas' Church, Trnava