') Apart from the principalities of Omlash and Fagarash, about the location of which see first of all Hazhdeu's remarks in the above-quoted Istoria critica a Romaniei pag. 10 - 28, belonged to the Multan princes in Hungary (currently Wenelina op. cit. p. 24) and the so-called Sewei Banat. The title of the Multan princes in documents issued in Latin, and especially in the document of Prince Mircza from 1390, had the following form: Mircius, voievoda Transalpinus, Fogaras et Omlas dux, Severini Comes, terrarum Dobrodocii despotus. But that's not all. In documents issued in the Slavic language, the grievances of the Multan princes went much further, and sometimes they took on the title, and especially in the era of Prince Mircza, {as evidenced by, among others, his document from 1406, in Wenelin, op. cit. page 22) the following sizes: fla-K Iw. A\HpHa. Kf,\HKKiH BOtBOAa h ca<uo-
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*) Ac mora was salted by risilare. These words indicate that trade relations between the Multans and Lviv in 1409 were no longer new at all, and that trade agreements must have existed earlier, but they have not survived to this day.
*) Argies, in Polish Argishiv, currently the main city of Argishiv district, lies on the river of the same name, in the western-northern part of Multan.
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in Suceava 1484
Prince Szczepan of Moldavia guarantees the merchants of Lviv, as well as the merchants of the Ruthenian and Podolia lands, the same commercial rights and freedoms as his father his Alexander.
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