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Does the 1910 Miret y Sans book survive, and what sources cite Vrana treasure?
Research question: Does the 1910 Miret y Sans publication survive, and what medieval or archival sources does it cite for a Templar treasure at Vrana?
The records show that the 1910 publication by Miret y Sans is cited as a source for the history of Templar and Hospitaller houses in Catalonia 5. However, the provided facts do not state whether this specific publication survives today 5. While a legend exists that Croatian Templars hid a treasure at Vrana 2, the verified facts do not indicate that the Miret y Sans publication cites medieval or archival sources for this specific claim 5. The available evidence only links the 1910 work to the history of houses in Catalonia, not to the Vrana treasure legend 5.
Checked 2026-10-14. Only documented and supported facts are used.
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[1] supported
The document states that the Stari grad Vrana monastery was later the seat of the Templars and Hospitallers, but it does not mention the 1910 Miret y Sans publication, any Templar treasure, or any archival sources.
"Bio je benediktinski samostan , kasnije sjedište templara i ivanovaca ."Park prirode Vransko jezero
[2] supported
The article reports a legend that Croatian Templars hid and buried a great treasure at Vrana, and that the treasure included golden carriages.
"Prema jednoj od legendi, hrvatski templari su u Vrani sakrili i zakopali veliko blago, a u tom su blagu bile i zlatne kočije."Vrana (Pakoštane)
[3] supported
The article says the former Yugoslav army (JNA) allegedly planned to excavate Vrana hoping to seize the Templar treasure, but the war stopped the plan.
"Navodno su postojale namjere JNA za iskopavanja u Vrani, nadajući se da će se dočepati templarskog blaga, što je zaustavio rat."Vrana (Pakoštane)
[4] supported
The Templars took over administration of the town, its monastery and estates in 1136, and held them until the order was abolished in 1312, when the property passed to the Hospitallers.
"Templari preuzimaju upravu gradom, samostanom i njegovim imanjem 1136. sve do ukinuća reda 1312. kada prelazi u ruke ivanovaca"Vrana (Pakoštane)
[5] supported
The 1910 publication by Miret y Sans is cited in the document as a source for the history of Templar and Hospitaller houses in Catalonia.
"MIRET Y SANS, Joaquim (1910), Les cases de templers y hospitalers en Catalunya , Barcelona."Gran Priorato de Cataluña de la Orden de San Juan de Jerusalén