 Twenty years after the allocation of land for Trstená, taxes to the rulers of the Hungarian Empire at Orava Castle fell due.On each 11th day of November (St. Martin's day), citizens of Trstená paid one gold coin for each acre of land they owned.Sixteen denarii (silver coins) per acre were due at Easter, Christmas (Nativitatis Domini) and on the 24th day of June (St. John the Baptist's Day).