Schtadlan

Person · http://data.judaicalink.org/data/ep/1000034

Also known as (2 names)

–: shtadlones · shtadlonim

Occupation: Court Jew

The shtadlan (intercessor; pl., shtadlonim) was, ideally, a well-connected, culturally adept, linguistically capable person whose official function was to intervene on behalf of local and intercommunal Jewish communities and local and national officials on all matters that the local kahal (community board) and the intercommunal va‘ad (council) deemed appropriate. In the sixteenth through the eighteenth centuries, they were often retained by detailed contracts for periods of up to three years, earning handsome salaries and receiving generous indirect payments and expense accounts.

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DBpedia: Shtadlan · Schtadlan de · Shtadlan fr · Q2038339 wikidata
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Wikidata: Q2038339

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Schtadlan

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preferred label: Schtadlan @de
preferred label: shtadlan @en
preferred label: שתדלן @he

Shtadlan

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occupation: Court Jew
occupation URI: Court Jew
subject: http://dbpedia.org/resource/Category:Court_Jews
alternative label: Schtadlan @de
alternative label: Shtadlan @en
preferred label: Shtadlan

Shtadlan

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Shtadlan

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described at: https://yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Shtadlan
has abstract: The shtadlan (intercessor; pl., shtadlonim) was, ideally, a well-connected, culturally adept, linguistically capable person whose official function was to intervene on behalf of local and intercommunal Jewish communities and local and national officials on all matters that the local kahal (community board) and the intercommunal va‘ad (council) deemed appropriate. In the sixteenth through the eighteenth centuries, they were often retained by detailed contracts for periods of up to three years, earning handsome salaries and receiving generous indirect payments and expense accounts. @en
title: Shtadlan
alternative label: shtadlan
alternative label: shtadlones
alternative label: shtadlonim
preferred label: Shtadlan
has related: Barukh ben David Yavan
has related: Blood Libels and Host Desecration Accusations
has related: Bohemia and Moravia
has related: Councils
has related: Frankism
has related: About this Article (Hungary)
has related: Kahal
has related: Poland before 1795 (Poland)
has related: Warsaw

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