Vilém of Talmberk and Miličín
Moravian noble
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Vilém of Talmberk and Miličín was a Moravian nobleman, an associate of the regional court, and first documented member of the Talmberk family.[1]
NationalityMoravian
Vilém of Talmberk and Miličín | |
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| Burgrave of Prague | |
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| Nationality | Moravian |
| Noble family | Talmberk family |
Biography
Vilém was closely related to Hroznata of Úžice, possibly his nephew.[2] He was first mentioned in 1297. He later acquired the lands of Miličín.[3] Some historians, such as Marek Rubeš, cite Vilém as the founder of Talmberk Castle.[4] Vilém was not part of the resistance against the king that other members of his family joined, and did not have his property confiscated in 1291.[5]
Vilém had two sons, Diviš and Nezamysl, who were mentioned in 1316 and 1336.[1]
