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Gelou (Romanian: Gelu; Hungarian: Gyalu) was the
Vlach ruler of
Transylvania at the time of the
Hungarian conquest of the
Carpathian Basin around 900...
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historians debate whether Gelou, Glad, and
Menumorut were a
historical person or an
imaginary figure created by Anonymus.
Gelou (Hungarian: Gyalu, Romanian:...
- 2014.
Retrieved 8
December 2019. "O
carrossel de
Marco Silva na
noite que
gelou o Dragão" [Marco Silva's merry-go-round on the
night he
froze the Dragon]...
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occupied the land of
Transylvania from the
Vlach (Romanian) Duke
Gelou;
neither Tétény nor
Gelou are
mentioned in
other primary sources. And
while they tarried...
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writes that
Gelou's story was
based on the
conquest of
Gyula of Transylvania's
realm by
Stephen I of
Hungary in the
early 11th
century and
Gelou was named...
- the Czechs", and to
Gelou "a
certain Vlach"
ruling over Transylvania.
According to
historian Ryszard Grzesik, the
reference to
Gelou and his
Vlachs evidences...
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According to the
Gesta Hungarorum, the
Vlach (Blacorum, Blacus)
leader Gelou ruled part of
Transylvania before the
Hungarians arrived.
Historians debate...
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conquest of the
Carpathian Basin – had
defeated Gelou, the
Vlach ruler of Transylvania,
forcing Gelou's Slav and
Vlach subjects to
yield to him. Historian...
- On the
other hand,
Anonymus wrote of
local polities and rulers—including
Gelou, the
Vlach duke of Transylvania, Menumorut, the lord of the
regions between...
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Bulgarian Empire. Salt
mines of
Transylvania under Bulgar control. c.850–900
Gelou, "a
certain Vlach" and "prince of the Vlachs", is
ruling in Transylvania...
