centuries. The family progenitor is Todros Taroç (born al-Taras), who was the son of Azriel ibn Menahem al-Taras, thus making the Taroç family a cadet branch...

Taroç (Hebrew: וידל בן טודרוס טארוש) was a Catalan Jewish landowner and court Jew. Born in Barcelona, Catalonia, around 1265. His father Todros Taroç...

Paredes family * Sanchez family * Sassoon family * Senigaglia family * Soncino family * Sosa family * Taitazak family * Taroç family * Vaez family The divisions...

large renovations done in the mid-14th century, mostly funded by the Taroç family. [citation needed] Following the Massacre of 1391, the synagogue was...

son Todros ibn Azriel al-Tarās, founded the Taroç family of Catalonia. The Italian branch of the family became prominent printers with Solomon Altaras...

Taroc l'Hombre or Tarok-l'Hombre is an extinct card game of the European Tarot card game family for three players that was played with a full pack of...

time that certain Catalan Jewish families occupied key positions in the Catalonian economy, such as the Taroç family of Girona. In Catalonia in the 13th...

Catalonia. Born around 1350 in Barcelona, Catalonia, to the Taroç family. His father, Salomo Abraham Taroç was a physician and a prominent money lender originally...

French. The original game - which may be referred to as classical Taroc (Tarocspiel or Taroc-Spiel) - was a simple, three-hander with no bidding but several...

Catalonia. His father, Isaac Taroç, was a wealthy landowner and representative of Gironan Jewry, as well as the son of Vidal Taroç. During his early years...

Jerusalem All pages with titles containing Toros Thoros (disambiguation) Taroç family This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Toros...

cards of the special suit in these games are variously called Tarocks, tarocs, taroks, tarocchi or tarots. In French Tarot, they are just called the atouts...

correspondence addressed to another. Some Sephardic Jews such as Abraham David Taroç were known to have several wives. Polygamy was common among Jewish communities...

packs, the south German states manufactured German-suited packs labeled "Taroc", "Tarock" or "Deutsch-Tarok". These survive as "Schafkopf/Tarock" packs...

Jews flocked to the city and attained prominence, such as Salomo Abraham Taroç. However, the Jewish community was destroyed in the Massacre of 1391. During...

Tapp Tarock with ordinary cards. Other names for Tapp Tarock were Taroc(k)-Tapp(en), Taroc(k)tappen or just Tappen or Tapper. An older name or name of a predecessor...

During this time, many tarot games were borrowed bidding over the stock (taroc l'hombre). In the 20th century, whist, now with bidding and the dummy hand...

origin. Also Tarot or Tarocchi in games from other countries. Also spelt Taroc or Tarok. Tarot Trump cards in tarot games of French origin. Also Tarock...

towards Jews, even making legal exemptions for some, such as Abraham David Taroç. In the summer of 1380, a combined Spanish-French fleet of 20 galleys under...

Ibrahim al-Tarās was born around 1160 in Girona, Catalonia to the al-Taras family. His father Menahem was a minor rabbi in Girona. In his early years, Azriel...

given was that it was ordered for their own safety. Some Jews such as Vidal Taroç, were also allowed to own land. The papal bull issued by Pope Innocent IV...

in a Viennese games compendium, Neuestes Spielbuch, where it was called "Taroc en deux" in which a face-down dummy of 25 cards was dealt but never used...

the gambling game of Bête, formerly known as Homme, and the tarot game of Taroc l'Hombre. The historical importance of Ombre in the field of playing cards...

81–84. P.A. (1860). Historische Entwicklung der praktische Regeln des Zigo-Taroc-Spieles. Mannheim: J. Schneider. Pieper, Sven and Bärbel Schmidt (1994)...

descendant of the Italian game of Taroc 'Ombre. McLeod and Geiser conclude that "Stubai Droggn clearly belongs within the family of Tarok l'Hombre games which...

century, standard German-suited packs were simply labelled "German Taroc" (Deutsch-Taroc). No detailed rules for the original form have survived, but it...

some point in the mid- to late-18th century, attempts were made to emulate Taroc using a standard 36-card German-suited pack, resulting in the formerly popular...

Another possibility is that it was adapted from the 78-card Grosstarock or Taroc l'Hombre game as the ratio of trumps to non-trumps is almost the same. It...