Miasto Dukla w latach 1785–1789 w świetle metryki józefińskiej

The subject of this article is the town of Dukla in the second half of the 1780s. It was created based on the first land cadaster of Galicia, i.e. the so-called Josephine cadastre compiled in 1785-1789. First, a general characterisation of the estate demesne with its seat in Dukla, then called dominium, its location in the Austrian administrative system, and the most critical issues related to the compilation of the Josephine cadastre are presented. Then, the focus is on two important issues. The first one concerns land understood mainly as the area of agricultural or woodland, including the division of Dukla into fields, their sizes, the acreage of parcels located on them, their category in terms of the manners of their cultivation, and the subject who ruled over them (manorial land, church land, townland and land belonging to burghers). The second part of the article presents land productivity during this period, i.e. how it was cultivated, the crops obtained in the form of grain and hay, and, in the case of forests, the timber harvested and their values in money and the taxation of land revenue.