A modern technology company founded in 2026, built against a documented tradition of law, records and governance reaching back to 1231.
The Bohuš name traces its public record to 1231, in a tradition concerned with law, governance, and the duties attached to power.
For centuries, those duties were carried through charters, records, correspondence, judgement, and institutional memory.
Founded in 2026 by Peter Alexander Maximilian Bohuš, of the Bohuš line, Bohuš Global takes its name from that line and draws on its tradition in a new technological era: transforming complex records into structured intelligence for law, governance, and institutional decision-making.
What was once assembled manually through reading, judgement, and institutional discipline is now supported by structured systems built for speed, traceability, and scrutiny.
The principle remains the same
Law, governance, and decision-making must be anchored in the record.
Surviving and later-attested instruments record privileges and obligations associated with the Bohuš lineage within the Kingdom of Hungary, including documents issued or confirmed under Andrew II, Béla IV, and Louis II.
The Ottoman wars, Habsburg rule, and the formation of modern nation states. Through each transformation, the tradition of law and governance associated with the name was carried forward.
Two world wars, the rise of international institutions, and the professionalisation of law across jurisdictions. The tradition found expression in commercial, regulatory, and institutional practice.
Bohuš Global is the modern expression of that tradition: structured intelligence for law and governance. Inferences are validated against the record. Conclusions are traceable to source.
Royal Charter of King Andrew II of Hungary, recording privileges of law and governance associated with the Bohuš lineage within the Kingdom. The earliest instrument in the documented tradition.
Original document lost to history. Attested through subsequent reaffirmations.
Following the Mongol invasion and the reconstruction of the Kingdom, the charter was reaffirmed under Béla IV.
Confirmation of the charter under Louis II, on the eve of the Ottoman wars and a few years before the Battle of Mohács.
The principles of record, accountability, and governance are carried into the design of Bohuš Global's modern decision systems.
In 2031 the documented tradition reaches its eight-hundredth year. Institutions committed to democracy, the rule of law, and governance are invited to stand alongside this work.
A Royal Writ of Protection was granted to the University of Cambridge in 1231. The University did not retain the document, and its whereabouts and contents had been lost from its records. The Bohuš line located and identified the writ, and in 2025 formally returned a certified copy to Cambridge.
795 years of law and governance. Carried into modern decision systems.
Structured Intelligence Systems. Not legal advice. Not professional representation.