éremdíjak
Éremdíjak, often translated as "medal prizes" or "coin awards," are a historical form of financial or material reward given in various contexts, particularly during the Renaissance and early modern periods. These awards were not always literal medals but could encompass monetary sums, valuable objects, or even lucrative titles. They served as a means of recognizing achievement, patronage, or loyalty.
The concept of éremdíjak appeared in many European courts and institutions. Monarchs, wealthy patrons, and religious
The nature of éremdíjak varied greatly. Some were indeed finely crafted medals, often made of gold or