In 1061, about twenty years before Stephen's canonization, the Holy Right of King Saint Stephen was placed by a priest called Mercurius in a town in Transylvania called "Szent Jobb", or Holy Right, built solely for the purpose of keeping it.
The settlement was called "Szent Jobb", or Holy Right, built solely for the purpose of keeping it. In 1061, about twenty years before Stephen's canonization, the Holy Right of King Saint Stephen was placed by a priest called Mercurius in a town in Transylvania.
In 1061, about twenty years before Stephen's canonization, the Holy Right of King Saint Stephen was placed by a priest called Mercurius in a town in Transylvania. The settlement was called "Szent Jobb", or Holy Right, built solely for the purpose of keeping it.
In 1061, about twenty years before Stephen's canonization, the Holy Right of King Saint Stephen was placed by a priest called Mercurius in a town in Transylvania. The settlement was called "Szent Jobb", or Holy Right, built solely for the purpose of keeping it.