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Joan d'Acosta (Russian: Ян Лакоста; c. 1665– c. 1740) was a Jewish jester at the court of Czar Peter the Great of Russia in the first half of the eighteenth century. Born in Holland or Morocco into a Portuguese Marrano family, d'Acosta worked as a broker in Hamburg before settling in Saint Petersburg. He received an appointment as jester in 1714.

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rdfs:comment	Jan LaCosta (* 1665/1685; † um 1740), auch Juan da Costa, mit russischem Namen Pjotr Dorofejewitsch, war ein Narr am Hofe von Peter dem Großen. Er war einer der bekanntesten Narren der Geschichte. (de) Ян Лакоста (д’Акоста; 1665—1740) — придворный шут Петра I, Анны Иоанновны и герцога Бирона. Стал героем многочисленных анекдотов. (ru) Jan Lakosta fue un bufón de Pedro el Grande. Nacido en una familia de marranos expulsados de Portugal, Pedro el Grande lo encontró en 1713 en Hamburgo. En 1723, es decir, durante la proclamación de Rusia como imperio, y Pedro como emperador el 22 de octubre de 1721, la broma estaba en su lugar. (es) Joan d'Acosta (Russian: Ян Лакоста; c. 1665– c. 1740) was a Jewish jester at the court of Czar Peter the Great of Russia in the first half of the eighteenth century. Born in Holland or Morocco into a Portuguese Marrano family, d'Acosta worked as a broker in Hamburg before settling in Saint Petersburg. He received an appointment as jester in 1714. (en) Jan Lakosta foi um bobo da corte de Pedro, o Grande. Nascido em uma família marrana expulsa de Portugal. Pedro, o Grande, o encontrou em 1713 em Hamburgo, ele gosta e imediatamente o nomeia um "Bobo da corte". (pt)
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has abstract	Jan LaCosta (* 1665/1685; † um 1740), auch Juan da Costa, mit russischem Namen Pjotr Dorofejewitsch, war ein Narr am Hofe von Peter dem Großen. Er war einer der bekanntesten Narren der Geschichte. (de) Joan d'Acosta (Russian: Ян Лакоста; c. 1665– c. 1740) was a Jewish jester at the court of Czar Peter the Great of Russia in the first half of the eighteenth century. Born in Holland or Morocco into a Portuguese Marrano family, d'Acosta worked as a broker in Hamburg before settling in Saint Petersburg. He received an appointment as jester in 1714. D'Acosta is described as having been very clever and witty, well-versed in Scripture, and a master of numerous European languages. Czar Peter reportedly enjoyed discussing philosophical and theological questions with him, which often led to heated arguments. As a reward for his services, the Czar gave him the uninhabited island of Sammer in the Gulf of Finland, along with the mock title "King of the Samoyeds." He retained his position as court jester under Empress Anne. (en) Jan Lakosta fue un bufón de Pedro el Grande. Nacido en una familia de marranos expulsados de Portugal, Pedro el Grande lo encontró en 1713 en Hamburgo. En 1723, es decir, durante la proclamación de Rusia como imperio, y Pedro como emperador el 22 de octubre de 1721, la broma estaba en su lugar. Recibió el título honorífico de "Rey judío del samoyedo" y un lugar para un palacio real en una isla deshabitada en Karelia. Su reino cubría el noreste de Rusia actual y era mucho más grande en territorio que España, Portugal y Francia juntos. Todo el pueblo ruso lo disfrutó mucho hasta 1740 cuando murió. (es) Jan Lakosta foi um bobo da corte de Pedro, o Grande. Nascido em uma família marrana expulsa de Portugal. Pedro, o Grande, o encontrou em 1713 em Hamburgo, ele gosta e imediatamente o nomeia um "Bobo da corte". Depois que Pedro, o Grande, foi imperador desde 22 de outubro de 1721, Jan Lakosta se tornou o "rei judeu dos samoiedos" /INRI/, com um lugar para um palácio real em uma ilha desabitada na Carélia (Mosteiro de Valaam qual é "Reino de Deus"). Seu reino abrange o nordeste atual da Rússia, que é muito maior em território do que Espanha, Portugal e França juntos. Depois de reabastecer regularmente o tesouro de seu reino, Pedro, o Grande, pensou em confiar-lhe toda a Sibéria, mas os conselheiros dissuadiram o imperador de sua intenção. (pt)

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