Hicela Orseolo
| Hicela Orseolo | |
|---|---|
 Dóžecí erb Petra II. Orseola | |
| Otec | Petr II. Orseolo |
| Matka | Marie Candianová |
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Hicela Orseolo zvaná též Joscella, či Icella (* mezi roky 990–1018 [1]), byla chorvatská královna manželka chorvatského krále Štěpána I.
Život
Narodila se jako dcera benátského dóžete Petra II. Orseola[2] a Marie Candianové, vnučky Petra I. a Felicity Malipierové (nebo Badoerové).[3][4][5]
Svatba Hicely s králem Štěpánem I. se konala v Trogiru, který byl v té době pod benátskou nadvládou. Benátský dóže Petr II. Orseolo se setkal s chorvatským králem Svatoslavem Suronjou.
Existují také doklady existence Hiceliných bratrů Jana, Otona, Orsa, Viteleho, Jindřicha, sestry Felicitu a dalších dvou sester, jejichž jména nejsou známa.[3]
Reference
- ↑ Hicela Trpimirović, of Croatia. geni_family_tree [online]. [cit. 2020-04-08]. Dostupné online.
- ↑ Proleksis enciklopedija Hicela (datum přístupu 18. března 2017)
- ↑ a b (tal.) Giuseppe Gullino, Pietro II Orseolo, in Dizionario biografico degli italiani, vol. 79, Roma, Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana, 2013. (datum přístupu 4. února 2014)
- ↑ F. Šišić, Povijest Hrvata u vrijeme narodnih vladara, Zagreb: Naklada školskih knjiga, 1925., str. 475.
- ↑ Šišić, Ferdo, Povijest Hrvata, Pregled povijesti hrvatskog naroda 600.-1526., prvi dio, Marjan tisak, Split, 2004. ISBN 953-214-197-9 (Dio 1)
| Předchůdce: ? |  | Chorvatská královna ?–1075 | | Nástupce: Helena Chorvatská (Spanilá) |
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Historic coat of arms of (central) Croatia, white square first. For the version with the first red square, see this file. (In heraldry the first means the rightmost in reality (where your right arm points). Description (blason) is checquy argent and gules (NOT gules and argent). For the majority of time the order were as stated here. When applying the rule of the right hand we can always repeat the same pattern. In cases where the number of the squares (of every row) is even starting (rightmost) square would be white and ending (leftmost) square would be red. When odd number of squares is in question we have either white rightmost and white leftmost or red rightmost and red leftmost square. There is even a testimony of Nikša Stančić that he has ommited that rule to the first president of Croatia (after the fall of the Berlin wall) in order not to make difficult the choice to then president Franjo Tuđman (which decided that the modern CoA would have first and fifth square red).)
Historic coat of arms of (central) Croatia, white square first. For the version with the first red square, see this file. (In heraldry the first means the rightmost in reality (where your right arm points). Description (blason) is checquy argent and gules (NOT gules and argent). For the majority of time the order were as stated here. When applying the rule of the right hand we can always repeat the same pattern. In cases where the number of the squares (of every row) is even starting (rightmost) square would be white and ending (leftmost) square would be red. When odd number of squares is in question we have either white rightmost and white leftmost or red rightmost and red leftmost square. There is even a testimony of Nikša Stančić that he has ommited that rule to the first president of Croatia (after the fall of the Berlin wall) in order not to make difficult the choice to then president Franjo Tuđman (which decided that the modern CoA would have first and fifth square red).)
