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St Stjepan and St Ladislav in folk tradition of Hungarian Croats

Đuro Franković ; Illyés Gyula utca 22, H-7636 Pécs


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Abstract

The cult of Hungarian saints, St Stjepan Ist/ Stephen, Hungarian king and St Ladislav Ist/ Ladislau, Hungaro-Croatian king, is well observed in folk tradition of the Croats in Hungary, but the same cult can also be traced in Croatia through numerous statues, wall and altar paintings in Međimurje and Varaždin. There were also altars in their honour in Zagreb cathedral as well as in some other Croatian towns. All this clearly signifies that the two were popular and beloved saints. The feast of King Stephen or Kraljevo, on 20th August, used to be celebrated in both, Hungary and Croatia.

Keywords

cult; folk tradition; prayers; ‘jačka’; collectors; feast days

Hrčak ID:

67963

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/67963

Publication date:

1.2.2011.

Article data in other languages: croatian

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