László János (szerk.): Annales Tataienses VI. A diplomácia válaszútján. 500 éve volt Tatán országgyűlés. Tata, 2010.

NEUMANN TIBOR: A tatai vár és urai a Jagelló-korban

szo (Szabó Károly szerk.) Székely oklevéltár III. kötet 1210-1511. Kolozsvár 1890. THALLÓCZY 1915 Thallóczy Lajos: Jajcza (bánság, vár és város) története 1450-1521. In: (Horváth Sándor szerk.) Monumenta Hungáriáé Historica, Diplomataria XL. Budapest 1915. TKALCIC 1894 (Collegit et sumptibus eiusdem civitatis edidit Joannes Bapt. Tkalcic) Monumenta historica liberae regiae civitatis Zagralnae metropolis regni Dalmatiae, Croatiae et Slavoniae. Volumen secundum (Diplomata: 1400-1499.) Zagrabiae 1894. TRINGLI 2008 (Közzéteszi Tringli István) A Perényi család levéltára 1222-1526. Budapest 2008. WENZEL 1879 Wenzel Gusztáv: Tata fénykora 1412-1542. (Értekezések a történelmi tudományok köréből. VIII. kötet 9. sz.) Budapest 1879. THE CASTLE OF TATA IN THE JAGIELLON ERA TIBOR NEUMANN This study takes a look at the history of the castle of Tata in the decades after the death of king Matthias (1458-1490). The history of the castle at that time was closely linked with the history of Komárom: before his death king Matthias mortgaged the two castles to his illegitimate child Prince János Corvin, which was confirmed by the parliament in 1490 and thus the new king Vladislas II (1490-1516) was obliged to accept it. The author - contrary to the previous theories - concluded that the prince owned the two castles until March 1493 but then he gave them over for free, as part of a political deal with king Vladislas II, who found it important to take over Tata and Komárom castles personally. The castle ofTata had its second heyday during the reign ofking Vladislas: the monarch stayed in Buda much more than his predecessors and quite often visited Tata and its surroundings especially for recreation and hunting. So far we have information about 10 of his visits and although the only time that he stayed for months was during the parliamentary

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