Kraljevina Ugarska (rani srednji vijek) Vremenska Crta
Veliki raskol
Olšavska bitka
Bitka kod Harama
Bitka kod Fiše
Gubitak Zadra
Građanski rat
Kumansko pitanje
Samo invazija
likovi
reference
Kraljevina Ugarska
Esztergom, HungaryKralj Stjepan učvršćuje svoju vlast
Transylvania, RomaniaStjepana državna uprava
Esztergom, HungaryStjepan pobjeđuje Keana, vojvodu Bugara i Slavena
Transylvania, RomaniaMađarsko-poljski rat
PolandOgledalo prinčeva
Esztergom, HungaryUgarska pomaže Bizantsko Carstvo
Ohrid, North MacedoniaStjepan I. otvara Mađarsku hodočasnicima
Esztergom, HungarySukob s Konradom II., carem Svetog rimskog carstva
Raba, AustriaVladavina Petra Orseola
Esztergom, HungaryPetra obnovio car Henrik III
Győr, Ménfő, HungaryVata poganski ustanak
HungaryVladavina Andrije I
Székesfehérvár, HungaryRatovi sa Svetim Rimskim Carstvom
Bratislava, SlovakiaVeliki raskol
Rome, Metropolitan City of RomVladavina Salomona
Esztergom, HungaryMađari uništavaju Pečenege
Chiraleș, RomaniaSukob između Salomona i Geze
Belgrade, SerbiaGeza pobjeđuje Solomona
Mogyoród, HungaryVladavina Ladislava I
Esztergom, HungaryLadislav zauzima cijelu Hrvatsku
CroatiaLadislav pobjeđuje Kumane
Transylvania, RomaniaVladavina Kolomana
Esztergom, HungaryProblemi s križarima
Nitra, SlovakiaSuočavanje s križarima
Mosonmagyaróvár, HungaryKolomani i križari popravljaju odnose
Sopron, HungaryŽidovi sele u Mađarsku
HungaryKoloman provaljuje u Hrvatsku
CroatiaBitka na planini Gvozd
Petrova Gora, CroatiaKoloman okrunjen za kralja Hrvatske i Dalmacije
Biograd na Moru, CroatiaVenecija napada Dalmaciju
Biograd na Moru, CroatiaMletačka flota, kojom je zapovijedao dužd Ordelafo Faliero, upala je u Dalmaciju u kolovozu 1115. Mlečani su zauzeli dalmatinske otoke i neke od obalnih gradova, ali nisu mogli zauzeti Zadar i Biograd na Moru.
Vladavina Stjepana II
Esztergom, HungaryOlšavska bitka
Oslava, CzechiaVenecija osvaja Dalmaciju
Dalmatian coastal, CroatiaSavez s Normanima protiv Venecije
Capua, Province of Caserta, ItVojni pohod u zemlju Rusa
VolhyniaStjepan zauzima i gubi Dalmaciju
Split, CroatiaUgarsko-bizantski rat
Plovdiv, BulgariaBitka kod Harama
Nova Palanka, Bregalnička, BacBitka kod Harama ili Chramona vodila se između snaga kralja Stjepana II (vladao 1116. – 1131.) od Ugarske i cara Ivana II. Komnena (vladao 1118. – 1143.) od Bizantskog Carstva 1128. godine, ili možda ranije – u 1125. (kronologija je nesigurna), na području današnje Srbije, što je rezultiralo velikim porazom Mađara .
Vladavina Béle II
Esztergom, HungaryPokolj protivnika Bele II
Esztergom, HungaryPoljak podržava Borisa
SajóMađarska ekspanzija u Bosnu
Bosnia, Bosnia and HerzegovinaVladavina Géze II
Esztergom, HungaryDrugi križarski pohod preko Ugarske
HungaryBitka kod Fiše
Fischamend, AustriaBitka je bila pobjeda mađarske vojske pod vodstvom kralja Géze II., koja je u otvorenoj bitci porazila bavarsku vojsku predvođenu vojvodom Henrikom XI.
Koalicija europskih sila
SerbiaGéza je napao Halič
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastVladavina Stjepana III
Esztergom, HungaryUgarsko-bizantski rat
SerbiaUgarska gubi Sirmij
SerbiaVladavina Béle III
Esztergom, HungaryBéla's poziva cistercitske redovnike
Budapest, Egressy út, HungaryNa Bélin poziv, cistercitski redovnici došli su iz Francuske i uspostavili nove cistercitske opatije u Egresu, Zircu, Szentgotthárdu i Pilisu između 1179. i 1184. godine.
Bela povrati Dalmaciju
Split, CroatiaBela dočekuje Fridrika Barbarossu
HungaryVladavina Emerika
Esztergom, HungaryGubitak Zadra
Zadar, CroatiaAndrijin rat u Haliču
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastVladavina Andrije II
Esztergom, HungaryNevolje s Kumanima
Sibiu, RomaniaAndrija napada Halič
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastAndrijin križarski rat
Acre, IsraelAndrew se vraća kući
BulgariaZlatna bula iz 1222
Esztergom, HungaryAndrija protjeruje teutonske vitezove
Brașov, RomaniaZapošljavanje Židova i Muslimana
Beregsurány, HungaryVladavina Béle IV
Esztergom, HungaryNa istoku se sprema oluja
TiszaPrva mongolska invazija na Mađarsku
HungaryPustošenje Ugarske
HungaryBeline protumjere protiv daljnje mongolske invazije
HungaryBela ponovno preuzima izgubljene zemlje
Zadar, CroatiaAustrijski vojvoda Fridrih II napada Mađarsku
LeithaBela provaljuje u Moravsku
Olomouc, CzechiaBela se odriče Štajerske
Groißenbrunn, AustriaBitka kod Isaszega
Isaszeg, HungaryGrađanski rat
Isaszeg, HungaryVladavina Ladislava IV
Esztergom, HungaryKumansko pitanje
Stari Slankamen, SerbiaSamo invazija
Hódmezővásárhely, HungaryDruga mongolska invazija na Mađarsku
HungaryAtentat na Ladislava IV
Cheresig, RomaniaVladavina Andrije III
Esztergom, HungaryKraj dinastije Arpad
Budapest, Buda Castle, Szent GCharacters
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