- The Urgesta, also
Gesta Ungarorum,
Gesta Hungarorum vetera or
ancient gesta (Hungarian: ősgeszta) are the
historiographical names of the
earliest Hungarian...
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original source of all
extant Hungarian chronicles was the lost
Gesta Ungarorum,
which was
written in the 11th century. The 14th-century
Hungarian chronicle...
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original source of all
extant Hungarian chronicles was the lost
Gesta Ungarorum,
which was
written in the time of King
Saint Ladislaus. The
basic premise...
- in his
Sancti Adalberti Pragensis episcopi et
martyris vita
altera as
Ungarorum senior magnus. It was used by Géza and his son and heir
Stephen of Hungary...
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including Hungarian nobles,
Saxons and
Szeklers (universisque
nobilibus Ungarorum, Saxonibus,
Syculis et Volachis),
along with
Church representatives from...
- in his
Sancti Adalberti Pragensis episcopi et
martyris vita
altera as
Ungarorum senior magnus.
Szabados György:
Magyar államalapítások a IX-XI. században;...
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Hungarians invaded Italy using the so-called "Route of the Hungarians" (Strada
Ungarorum),
leading from
Pannonia to Lombardy, in 904. They
arrived as King Berengar...
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Hungarians during and
after their residency in Vardø. (Demonstratio
idioma Ungarorum et
Lapponum idem esse, 1770 Copenhagen) ****
became the
director of the...
- with
Chronicles of the Poles, and the Life of
Saint Stephen (Cronica
Ungarorum juncta et
mixta ****
cronicis Polonorum, et vita
sancti Stephani). According...
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Frederick Barbarossa,
called Esztergom the
capital of
Hungarian people ("quae
Ungarorum est metropolis").[citation needed] In the
beginning of the 13th century...
