Jihlavská farnost ve světle nejstarších listin

The study deals with charters associated with ecclesiastical administration in Jihlava in the 13th, and at the beginning of the 14th century. In 1233 the church in Jihlava was bought by the Želiv Monastery from the Teutonic Knights. After the discovery of silver, these properties gained in importance and the monastery therefore tried to secure its rights and property through a number of charters. There are conflicting opinions in the literature about the authenticity of some of these charters. The study addresses the issue of the authenticity of individual documents and mentions the first dispute about their rights and property in Jihlava conducted by the Želiv Premonstratensian monks with the Bishop of Prague in the first two decades of the 14th century.