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THALY Kálmán 1880: Ocskay László II. Rákóczi Ferenc fejedelem dandárnoka és a FelsőMagyarországi hadjáratok 1703-1710. Bp. THALY Kálmán 1883: Bottyán János vezérlő tábornok levelezései 1685-1715. Bp. THALY Kálmán 1865: Bottyán János II. Rákóczi fejedelem vezérlő tábornoka. Pest. THALY Kálmán 1905: Ocskay László II. Rákóczi Ferenc fejedelem brigadérosa és a FelsŐMagyarországi hadjáratok. Bp. TÓTH István György 1998: Magyaros viselet és nájmódi öltözködés a kora újkorban. In.: Rubicon, 1998/7. szám. TÓTH István György: 1998: A magyar művelődés a kora újkorban. In.: Magyar művelődéstörténet. Bp. ZÁVODSZKY Levente 1931: A Grassalkovichok. Turul. VARGA Kálmán 2000: A gödöllői kastély évszázadai. Bp. VILLÁNYI Szaniszló 1892: Három évtized Esztergom megye és város múltjából. 1684-1714. Esztergom. Rövidítések BMA Blaskovich Múzeum adattára Td Blaskovich Múzeum történeti dokumentációs tára SzMLT Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok Megyei Levéltár The Blaskovichs in the Rákóczi era, the objects of the Rákóczi era and cult in the Blaskovich collection Csilla Móró Gócsáné Although the history of the Blaskovich family is traced back to relatively late, it proved to be very promising but at the same time it was also a typical Hungarian smaller nobility family career. The first ancestor of the family of some renown turned up as an educated person holding an office and being of some social rank after the expulsion of the Turks at the turn of the 18th century, at the same place and time as the Grassalkovich family. The beginnings of the two families' career was connected by personal and family relations, as Sámuel Blaskovich (c. 1680-1737) married to Judit Grassalkovich (c. 1680-1748), the at that time propertiless sister of Antal Grassalkovich, the later prince and chancellor. The history of the family is traced back with absolute certainty only to as late as the Rákóczi era. At this time two brothers lived: István and Sámuel Blaskovich. They, just like their contemporaries, were compelled to decide where to belong, which party to opt for. „Fathers and sons, brothers and relatives were at variance with each other about their rights to the property." - remarked Ágnes R. Várkonyi, historian specialised in the period. Like the Csáky, Andrássy, Esterházy and Forgács families, the Blaskovich brothers also broke with each other. István opted for the kuruc party and became chief sergeant of László Ocskay, and later captain of Rákóczi. The prince awarded him 2 gold coins for his military acts. Sámuel Blaskovich, on the other hand, opted for the labanc forces, which seemed to be reasonable as his office was situated in Esztergom, a town which was only for a short period under kuruc control. His loyalty to the Emperor is certified by a document, written on 29