Definition of Czibak. Meaning of Czibak. Synonyms of Czibak

- 8 November 2007. "Ulrich II von Cilli | Austrian prince | Britannica". "Czibak – Magyar Katolikus Lexikon". "New book features shooting story from Ballinamore"...
- entire strength of Transylvania and upper Hungary, led by Perényi and Bishop Czibak decisively defeated Jovan's army in the Battle of Sződfalva, killing around...
- Beszterce owned lands in Bihar County; the possessions of the branch of Czibak-Batthyányi were also located in Bihar County. The first notable members...
- August 1335. In 1341, a Hungarian royal do****ent notes that the Hungarian Czibak noble family can invite and settle more Vlachs to their Mező-Telegd estate...
- conquered by the Ottoman Turks, the castle was besieged during the rebellion of Czibak Imre, the bishop of Oradea and two years later John Zápolya donated the...
- Zápolya conspired against the king, who imprisoned him 1533–1534 Emeric Czibak 1534–1540 Stephen Majláth of Szunyogszeg John Zápolya together with Emeric...
- early 14th century. After James Borsa's fall in the late 1310s, the noble Czibak, Debreceni and Telegdi families became the wealthiest lay landowners in...
- teachers took up arms against the Serbs and Szapolyai direct bishop of Imre Czibak by restoration of order. Few Serbian soldiers still stood by Szapolyai,...
- Dóczy, murdered the po****r bishop of Várad (now Oradea in Romania), Imre Czibak, in August 1534. The crime outraged the bishop's relatives and supporters...
- fortune towards the end of his life: he acquired the estates of the extinct Czibak family in Bihar County and the Huszt Castle. His property was inherited...