 According to the will of the last Jagiellonian king the "Flemish Arrases in gold or figured, together with those of simpler kind" were given to the king's three sisters and after their death, they had become the property of the State Treasury, under the custody of the Commonwealth's parliament "to serve the public good of the Commonwealth and not for private benefit of future king"s (fragment of the Diet's resolution).Unfortunately, the not quite precise will became a cause of many conflicts over ownership of the tapestries between the kings and nobles.The whole collection was only together for a short time at the Castle in Tykocin until 1572.