Is That Wall Jagged or Hungry? Mug

One of the many major acts that King Charles IV did in 1348 was the founding of the New Town. The founding charter was issued on 8 March 1348, and just a few weeks later the foundation stone of the New Town fortification was laid in the personal presence of the monarch and many guests from the Empire.
The king set clear rules for practical life in the new territory of the capital of the kingdom. The inhabitants of the Old Town were allowed to move freely around the new territory of Prague. Residents of New Town were exempted from paying taxes for 12 years. The king also ordered that within one-year malthouses, driers, and breweries be moved to the territory of the New Town, as well as: “Wheelers and smiths of any metal except those who properly make tools for work and for the use of horses and armor.”
In April 1348, the distribution of land began. Within eighteen months, everyone had to build their own house on the allotted plot of land, on which they could take out a mortgage of up to half of its value – this was to have funds left over for maintenance.

Is That Wall Jagged or Hungry?

• Ceramic
• 11 oz mug dimensions: 3.8″ (9.6 cm) in height, 3.2″ (8.2 cm) in diameter
• Dishwasher and microwave safe

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