Matija Gubec: Difference between revisions

{{Short description|16th century SlovenianCroatian revolutionary}}

| nationality = [[Croats|Croatian]]<br/>[[Slovenes|Slovene]]

| known_for = [[Slovene-CroatianCroatian–Slovene peasant revolt]]

'''Matija Gubec''' ({{IPA|hr|mǎtija gǔːbets}}, {{lang-hu|Gubecz Máté}}) ({{circa}} 1548 – 15 February 1573),<ref name="CFL2005">{{cite encyclopedia |url=http://enciklopedija.lzmk.hr/clanak.aspx?id=13618 |title=Gubec, Matija Ambroz |encyclopedia=Hrvatski biografski leksikon [Croatian Biographical Lexicon] |editor=Švab, Mladen |publisher=Lexicographical Institute of Miroslav Krleža |year=1983–2009}}</ref> also known as '''Ambroz Gubec''' (or ''Gobec''),<ref name="Birnbaum1986">{{cite book |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=dm5iAAAAMAAJ |title=Humanists in a shattered world: Croatian and Hungarian Latinity in the sixteenth century |first=Marianna |last=D. Birnbaum |publisher=Slavica Publishers |year=1986 |page=39 |isbn=9780893571559}}</ref> was a [[SloveniaCroatia]]n revolutionary, and a leader of the [[Slovene-CroatianCroatian–Slovene Peasant Revolt]] of 1573.<ref>Gaži, Stephen. ''A history of Croatia''. Philosophical Library, 1973. p99.</ref> He was part of the court of three people that governed the rebels.<ref>{{cite encyclopedia |url=http://nl.ijs.si/fedora/get/sbl:0667/VIEW/ |title=Gregorič, Alojzij |encyclopedia=Slovenski biografski leksikon |editor=Vide Ogrin, Petra |year=2009 |language=sl|last=Mal |first=Josip |isbn=9788671310468 |oclc=479727275}}</ref>