It is only a fragment, they appear to have belonged to a far more extensive collection, of which they form the 26th, 27th, and 28th chapters. He sent it anonymoustly to the Supreme Purkrabi of the Czech Kingdom earl Kolowrat as a gift for a newly established National Museum. But in 1859 V. V. Tomek discovered its place of finding and it has been called Manuscript of the Zelena Hora. Now, the manuscript is deposited in the Library of National Museum in Prague under collation 1Ab1. The manuscript consists of two parchments double-sheets, i.e. eight pages of text.
Parchment is coarse and it is strongly damaged.
The size of a double-sheet is 22.4 x 18 cm. Usual text was written by an iron-copper ink, in present time the text is of a green colour. The text has been decorated by four cinnabar initiales and by a great number of cinnabar majusculae. Kda se snechu lesi i vladyky v Vysegrade prokni stupi rozenia dle svego. Stupi knezna v bielestvuci rize, stupi na stol oten v slavne sneme.