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Liüntika or
Levente (? -
before 907) was a
Hungarian tribal chieftain, the
eldest son of
Grand Prince Árpád. As a
military leader he parti****ted in the...
- Zaltas". However, he also
refers to one "
Liuntikas, son of" Árpád; Kristó
wrote that
Liuntikas (
Liüntika) was an
alternative name of
Tarkatzous (Tarhos)...
- of the Árpád dynasty,
coming from the
other 3 sons of Árpád: Tarkacsu/
Liüntika, Jelek, Jutocsa, who, or
their offspring probably ruled Hungary during...
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attack the Byzantines, who ask for
Hungarian help. A
Hungarian army, led by
Liüntika,
defeats the
Bulgarian army in
three battles (at the Danube,
Silistra and...
-
Byzantines ultimately managed to
ferry the
Magyar forces led by Árpád's son
Liüntika across the Danube,
possibly near
modern Galaţi, and ****isted them in pillaging...
- Sándor László Tóth
raised the
possibility of
identity between Levedi and
Liüntika, Árpád's son,
however Constantine's work
contradicts this
possibility where...
-
ruling dynasty. For instance, Bálint Hóman
claimed that Kál was the son of
Liüntika,
while István Herényi
considered that Bulcsú was a
descendant of chieftain...
- century) was a
Hungarian noble.
Levente may also
refer to: Levente, or
Liüntika (died
before 907),
Hungarian chieftain Levente (organization), a Hungarian...
-
Csaba was
perhaps a
member of the Árpád
dynasty as the son or
grandson of
Liüntika. In this reconstruction, his
tribal territory covered the ****ure Abaúj...
- Hungarians'
Kabar auxiliaries, and
possibly the Székelys), led by Árpád's son,
Liüntika (Levente), was
ferried across the
Danube by the
Byzantines and attacked...
