belonged to the Archdiocese of Kalocsa by mid-12th century). Fancica was transferred to the Archbishopric of Kalocsa in 1131. He was referred to as "archbishop of Bács" () in the sole document, which mentioned him in this capacity. During the reign of Béla II of Hungary, the rightful ownership of Zagreb over the estate Dubrava was again contested. Therefore, Archbishop Felician, who summoned a provincial synod to the Cathedral Basilica of Várad (today Oradea, Romania) in 1134, again judged over the lawsuit in favor of the Diocese of Zagreb. Fancica also attended the event and appeared in the verdict as a testimony. Felician's judgement definitely says that Fancica was succeeded as Bishop of Zagreb by Macilinus – now a defendant at the trial – in the year 1131. Fancica died sometime after 1134. A falsified charter dated to 1135 lists one Archbishop Simon of Kalocsa. Taking into account that the document was based on a charter issued in the reign of King Béla II, it is plausible that Simon was elevated to the rank of archbishop in the second half of the 1130s. References Sources |- |- Archbishops of Kalocsa Bishops of Zagreb 12th-century Roman Catholic archbishops in Hungary Year of birth unknown 12th-century Roman Catholic bishops in Croatia 11th-century Hungarian people 12th-century Hungarian people