Koninkryk van Hongarye (Vroeë Middeleeuse) Tydlyn
Groot skeuring
Slag van Olšava
Slag van Haram
Andrew's Crusade
Slag van Isaszeg
Burgeroorlog
Cuman vraag
Slegs inval
karakters
verwysings
Koninkryk van Hongarye
Esztergom, HungaryKoning Stephen konsolideer sy heerskappy
Transylvania, RomaniaStephen's Staatsadministrasie
Esztergom, HungaryStephen verslaan Kean, Hertog van die Bulgare en Slawiërs
Transylvania, RomaniaHongaars-Poolse Oorlog
PolandSpieël van prinse
Esztergom, HungaryHongarye help die Bisantynse Ryk
Ohrid, North MacedoniaStephen I maak Hongarye oop vir pelgrims
Esztergom, HungaryKonflik met Conrad II, Heilige Romeinse Keiser
Raba, AustriaBewind van Peter Orseolo
Esztergom, HungaryPetrus gerestoureer deur keiser Hendrik III
Győr, Ménfő, HungaryVata heidense opstand
HungaryBewind van Andrew I
Székesfehérvár, HungaryOorloë met die Heilige Romeinse Ryk
Bratislava, SlovakiaGroot skeuring
Rome, Metropolitan City of RomHeerskappy van Salomo
Esztergom, HungaryHongare vernietig Pechenegs
Chiraleș, RomaniaTwis tussen Salomo en Gesa
Belgrade, SerbiaGeza verslaan Salomo
Mogyoród, HungaryBewind van Ladislaus I
Esztergom, HungaryLadislaus beset die hele Kroasië
CroatiaLadislaus verslaan die Cumans
Transylvania, RomaniaBewind van Coloman
Esztergom, HungaryProbleme met Crusaders
Nitra, SlovakiaOmgaan met Crusaders
Mosonmagyaróvár, HungaryColomans en Crusaders verbeter verhoudings
Sopron, HungaryJode migreer na Hongarye
HungaryColoman val Kroasië binne
CroatiaSlag van Gvozd-berg
Petrova Gora, CroatiaColoman gekroon as koning van Kroasië en Dalmatië
Biograd na Moru, CroatiaVenesië val Dalmatië binne
Biograd na Moru, CroatiaDie vloot van Venesië , onder bevel van Doge Ordelafo Faliero, het Dalmatië in Augustus 1115 binnegeval. Die Venesiërs het die Dalmatiese eilande en sommige van die kusstede beset, maar kon nie Zadar en Biograd na Moru inneem nie.
Bewind van Stefanus II
Esztergom, HungarySlag van Olšava
Oslava, CzechiaVenesië verower Dalmatië
Dalmatian coastal, CroatiaAlliansie met Normandiërs teen Venesië
Capua, Province of Caserta, ItMilitêre ekspedisie in die land van die Rus
VolhyniaStephen neem en verloor Dalmatië
Split, CroatiaHongaars-Bisantynse Oorlog
Plovdiv, BulgariaSlag van Haram
Nova Palanka, Bregalnička, BacDie Slag van Haram of Chramon is geveg tussen die magte van koning Stefanus II (r. 1116–1131) van Hongarye en keiser Johannes II Komnenos (r. 1118–1143) van die Bisantynse Ryk in die jaar 1128, of moontlik vroeër – in 1125 (die kronologie is onseker), in wat tans Serwië is, en het gelei tot 'n groot nederlaag vir die Hongare .
Bewind van Béla II
Esztergom, HungarySlag op Bela II se opponente
Esztergom, HungaryPools ondersteun Boris
SajóHongaarse uitbreiding na Bosnië
Bosnia, Bosnia and HerzegovinaBewind van Géza II
Esztergom, HungaryTweede Kruistog-mars oor Hongarye
HungarySlag van die Fischa
Fischamend, AustriaDie geveg was 'n oorwinning vir die Hongaarse leër, onder leiding van koning Géza II, wat 'n Beierse leër onder leiding van hertog Hendrik XI tydens 'n oop veldslag verslaan het.
Koalisie van Europese moondhede
SerbiaGéza het Halych binnegeval
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastBewind van Stefanus III
Esztergom, HungaryHongaars-Bisantynse Oorlog
SerbiaHongarye verloor Sirmium
SerbiaBewind van Béla III
Esztergom, HungaryBéla's nooi die Cisterciënzer-monnike
Budapest, Egressy út, HungaryOp Béla se uitnodiging het Cisterciënzer-monnike uit Frankryk gekom en tussen 1179 en 1184 nuwe Cisterciënzer-kloosters by Egres, Zirc, Szentgotthárd en Pilis opgerig.
Bela herstel Dalmatië
Split, CroatiaBela verwelkom Frederick Barbarossa
HungaryBewind van Emeric
Esztergom, HungaryVerlies van Zadar
Zadar, CroatiaAndrew's War in Halych
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastBewind van Andrew II
Esztergom, HungaryProbleme met die Cumans
Sibiu, RomaniaAndrew val Halych binne
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastAndrew's Crusade
Acre, IsraelAndrew keer terug huis toe
BulgariaGoue Bul van 1222
Esztergom, HungaryAndrew verdryf die Teutoniese ridders
Brașov, RomaniaIndiensneming van Jode en Moslems
Beregsurány, HungaryBewind van Béla IV
Esztergom, HungaryStorm broei in die Ooste
TiszaEerste Mongoolse inval van Hongarye
HungaryVerwoesting van Hongarye
HungaryBela se teenmaatreëls teen verdere Mongoolse inval
HungaryBela neem verlore lande terug
Zadar, CroatiaHertog Frederik II van Oostenryk val Hongarye binne
LeithaBela val Morawië binne
Olomouc, CzechiaBela verloën Hertogdom Stiermarken
Groißenbrunn, AustriaSlag van Isaszeg
Isaszeg, HungaryBurgeroorlog
Isaszeg, HungaryBewind van Ladislaus IV
Esztergom, HungaryCuman vraag
Stari Slankamen, SerbiaSlegs inval
Hódmezővásárhely, HungaryTweede Mongoolse inval van Hongarye
HungarySluipmoord op Ladislaus IV
Cheresig, RomaniaBewind van Andrew III
Esztergom, HungaryEinde van die Arpad-dinastie
Budapest, Buda Castle, Szent GCharacters
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