The original Franciscan monastery with the church in Koprivnica was built before the 1290th year. Helped build the Croatian ban Harry Gissing and his brother John. The monastery was part of Pécs and the Hungarian province of Custody, and carried the titular church of St. James and then the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed. Acts. Mary. The 1372nd, after the calamities of war, the monastery was restored Queen Elizabeth of Hungary, wife of Louis I of Anjou (1342-1382). The 1561st records indicate that no more friars in Koprivnica, and their property Gen. John Lenković should divide the remaining Franciscan monasteries.
The 1603rd Franciscans in Koprivnica again led provincial Hungarian province Francis Draskovic. Fr Paul Pribojević from Hvar settled with onetime Franciscan church, which at times served as a parish church. From his time preserved the two charters. The 1613th Franciscan church was occupied by a secular priest, and did not want to leave, but the Zagreb bishop Petar Petretić accepted the decision of the Emperor Ferdinand III. which is the 1644th ordered the Franciscans returned to their church.