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Sarolt (c. 950 – c. 1008) was the wife of Géza,
Grand Prince of the Hungarians. She was born a
daughter of
Zombor (or
Gyula II),
gyula of Transylvania...
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Taksony and his Oriental—Khazar,
Pecheneg or
Volga Bulgarian—wife. He
married Sarolt, a
daughter of an
Eastern Orthodox Hungarian chieftain.
After ascending...
- István's
tempestuous mother Sarolt is su****ious of such
pagan attitudes.
Laborc arrives in Koppány's name,
proposing Sarolt a
marriage with his lord (Koppány...
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arrived in Hungary.
Taksony arranged the
marriage of his
elder son Géza to
Sarolt,
daughter of
Gyula of Transylvania,
before his
death during the
early 970s...
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baptism is unknown. He was the only son of
Grand Prince Géza and his wife,
Sarolt, who was
descended from a
prominent family of gyulas.
Although both of his...
- sources, she was the
eldest child of Géza of
Hungary by his
first wife
Sarolt, a
daughter of
Gyula of Transylvania. However,
modern historians have now...
- Koppány's
rebellion against the
Christian king
Stephen I and
claim to
marry Sarolt, the
widow of his
relative Géza, was
qualified as an
incestuous attempt...
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French nobleman (approximate date)
Rotbold I (or Rotbaud),
French nobleman Sarolt,
Grand Princess of
Hungary (b. 950) Stenton, F. M. (1971). Anglo-Saxon England...
- two daughters, of whom one was
called Caroldu and the
other Saroltu, and
Sarolt was the
mother of the holy King Stephen.
Zumbor begat the
younger Geula...
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successor as
tribal leader in Transylvania, and two daughters,
Karold and
Sarolt. The
latter became the wife of Géza,
Grand Prince of the Hungarians. Their...
