Ladislav Pejačević
Ladislav Pejačević | |
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| Born | 5 April 1824 Unionist Party |
| Spouse(s) | Gabrijela née Döry de Jobaháza, baroness |
| Children | Marija Teodor Mario Marko Aleksandar |
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Count Ladislav Pejačević of
Biography
Ladislav Pejačević was the eldest son of Ferdinand Karlo Rajner /Ferdinand Charles Rainer/ (1800–1878) whose mother was Hungarian Countess Mária Eleonóra née Erdődy /monyorókeréki and monoszlói branch/ (1769—1840). His wife was Marija /Mary/ née Döry de Jobaháza. His grandfather Karlo III Ferdinand was the founder of Našice branch of the family.
On 25 November 1852 he married the baroness Gabrijela /
Pejačević entered politics as a young man, having become an assessor at the
As the reincorporation of the
On 24 August 1883 he quit after the Council of ministers in
During his life, Ladislav Pejačević invested a lot to improve and enlarge business activities of his estates, and contributed to beauty and glamour of his castles, palaces and parks, especially the Našice castle. He died in Našice on 7 April 1901, leaving his property to his son Teodor.
See also
- House of Pejačević
- Ban of Croatia
- Croatian nobility
- Teodor Pejačević
References
- Rudolf Horvat, "Najnovije doba hrvatske povijesti", Zagreb, 1906.
- Neda Engelsfeld: "Povijest hrvatske države i prava: razdoblje od 18. do 20. stoljeća", Pravni fakultet, Zagreb, 2002. ISBN 953-6714-41-8
- Magyar Életrajzi Lexikon
External links
- Ladislav Pejačević – member of the noble family that owned a large number of castles
- Ladislav Pejačević – the owner of Našice estate
- Genealogy and heraldry of the Pejačević noble family
- Ladislaus Pejachevich – Banus von Kroatien
- Kip domovine leta 188*, a short story by Antun Gustav Matoš depicting an episode from the revolt that led to the end of Pejačević's banhood.
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