György Zoványi
Zoványi Pipis György | |
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| Born | 1656 |
| Died | 1758 Zilah |
| Occupation | minister |
Zoványi Pipis György (1656 – 1758) was a Hungarian bishop of Debrecen, involved in the Kuruc uprising.
He served at the Reformed Church, Zalău after 1712.[1][2] His house is one of the oldest one from Zalău. On 9 November 1714, Charles XII of Sweden rested for a night in Zalău at the house of György Zoványi, as indicates a board on the house.[3]
References[]
- ^ (in Hungarian) Zoványi Pipis György(1666-1758)
- ^ (in Hungarian) Petri Mór, Zoványi
- ^ Zalău, Zoványi house
External links[]
- Zalău, Zoványi house
- (in Hungarian) Zoványi Pipis György(1666-1758)
- (in Hungarian) Petri Mór, Zoványi
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