Kongeriget Ungarn (tidlig middelalder) Tidslinje
Spejl af prinser
Stort skisma
Slaget ved Haram
Tab af Zadar
Andrews korstog
Borgerkrig
Cuman spørgsmål
Kun invasion
tegn
referencer
Kongeriget Ungarn
Esztergom, HungaryKong Stephen konsoliderer sit styre
Transylvania, RomaniaStephens statsadministration
Esztergom, HungaryStephen besejrer Kean, hertug af bulgarerne og slaverne
Transylvania, RomaniaUngarsk-polsk krig
PolandSpejl af prinser
Esztergom, HungaryUngarn hjælper det byzantinske rige
Ohrid, North MacedoniaStephen I åbner Ungarn for pilgrimme
Esztergom, HungaryKonflikt med Conrad II, den hellige romerske kejser
Raba, AustriaPeter Orseolos regeringstid
Esztergom, HungaryPeter restaureret af kejser Henrik III
Győr, Ménfő, HungaryVata hedensk opstand
HungaryAndrew I's regeringstid
Székesfehérvár, HungaryKrige med Det Hellige Romerske Rige
Bratislava, SlovakiaStort skisma
Rome, Metropolitan City of RomSalomons regeringstid
Esztergom, HungaryUngarerne udsletter Pechenegerne
Chiraleș, RomaniaStrid mellem Salomon og Geza
Belgrade, SerbiaGeza besejrer Salomon
Mogyoród, HungaryLadislaus I's regeringstid
Esztergom, HungaryLadislaus besætter hele Kroatien
CroatiaLadislaus besejrer Cumans
Transylvania, RomaniaColomans regeringstid
Esztergom, HungaryProblemer med korsfarere
Nitra, SlovakiaBeskæftiger sig med korsfarere
Mosonmagyaróvár, HungaryColomans og korsfarere forbedrer forholdet
Sopron, HungaryJøder migrerer til Ungarn
HungaryColoman invaderer Kroatien
CroatiaSlaget ved Gvozd-bjerget
Petrova Gora, CroatiaColoman kronet til konge af Kroatien og Dalmatien
Biograd na Moru, CroatiaVenedig invaderer Dalmatien
Biograd na Moru, CroatiaVenedigs flåde, under kommando af Doge Ordelafo Faliero, invaderede Dalmatien i august 1115. Venetianerne besatte de dalmatiske øer og nogle af kystbyerne, men kunne ikke tage Zadar og Biograd na Moru.
Stephen II's regeringstid
Esztergom, HungarySlaget ved Olšava
Oslava, CzechiaVenedig erobrer Dalmatien
Dalmatian coastal, CroatiaAlliance med normannerne mod Venedig
Capua, Province of Caserta, ItMilitær ekspedition i Ruslands land
VolhyniaStephen tager og mister Dalmatien
Split, CroatiaUngarsk-byzantinsk krig
Plovdiv, BulgariaSlaget ved Haram
Nova Palanka, Bregalnička, BacSlaget ved Haram eller Chramon blev udkæmpet mellem styrkerne fra kong Stephen II (r. 1116–1131) af Ungarn og kejser John II Komnenos (r. 1118–1143) fra det byzantinske imperium i år 1128, eller muligvis tidligere – i 1125 (kronologien er usikker), i det nuværende Serbien, og resulterede i et stort nederlag for ungarerne .
Béla II's regeringstid
Esztergom, HungaryMassakre på Bela II's modstandere
Esztergom, HungaryPolsk støtter Boris
SajóUngarsk ekspansion til Bosnien
Bosnia, Bosnia and HerzegovinaGéza II's regeringstid
Esztergom, HungaryAnden korstogsmarch tværs over Ungarn
HungarySlaget ved Fischa
Fischamend, AustriaSlaget var en sejr for den ungarske hær, under ledelse af kong Géza II, som besejrede en bayersk hær ledet af hertug Henrik XI under et åbent slag.
Koalition af europæiske magter
SerbiaGéza invaderede Halych
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastStephen III's regeringstid
Esztergom, HungaryUngarsk-byzantinsk krig
SerbiaUngarn mister Sirmium
SerbiaBéla III's regeringstid
Esztergom, HungaryBéla's inviterer cisterciensermunkene
Budapest, Egressy út, HungaryEfter Bélas invitation kom cisterciensermunke fra Frankrig og oprettede nye cistercienserklostre ved Egres, Zirc, Szentgotthárd og Pilis mellem 1179 og 1184.
Bela genvinder Dalmatien
Split, CroatiaBela byder Frederick Barbarossa velkommen
HungaryEmerics regeringstid
Esztergom, HungaryTab af Zadar
Zadar, CroatiaAndrews krig i Halych
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastAndrew II's regeringstid
Esztergom, HungaryProblemer med Cumans
Sibiu, RomaniaAndrew invaderer Halych
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastAndrews korstog
Acre, IsraelAndrew vender hjem
BulgariaGolden Bull fra 1222
Esztergom, HungaryAndrew udviser de teutoniske riddere
Brașov, RomaniaBeskæftigelse af jøder og muslimer
Beregsurány, HungaryBéla IV's regeringstid
Esztergom, HungaryStormen er under opsejling i øst
TiszaFørste mongolske invasion af Ungarn
HungaryØdelæggelse af Ungarn
HungaryBelas modforanstaltninger mod yderligere mongolsk invasion
HungaryBela generobrer tabte landområder
Zadar, CroatiaHertug Frederik II af Østrig invaderer Ungarn
LeithaBela invaderer Mähren
Olomouc, CzechiaBela giver afkald på hertugdømmet Steiermark
Groißenbrunn, AustriaSlaget ved Isaszeg
Isaszeg, HungaryBorgerkrig
Isaszeg, HungaryLadislaus IV's regeringstid
Esztergom, HungaryCuman spørgsmål
Stari Slankamen, SerbiaKun invasion
Hódmezővásárhely, HungaryAnden mongolske invasion af Ungarn
HungaryMordet på Ladislaus IV
Cheresig, RomaniaAndrew III's regeringstid
Esztergom, HungarySlutningen af Arpad-dynastiet
Budapest, Buda Castle, Szent GCharacters
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