Kerajaan Hongaria (Awal Abad Pertengahan) Linimasa
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referensi
Kerajaan Hongaria
Esztergom, HungaryRaja Stephen mengkonsolidasikan pemerintahannya
Transylvania, RomaniaAdministrasi Negara Stefanus
Esztergom, HungaryStephen mengalahkan Kean, Adipati Bulgaria dan Slavia
Transylvania, RomaniaPerang Hongaria-Polandia
PolandCermin para pangeran
Esztergom, HungaryHongaria membantu Kekaisaran Bizantium
Ohrid, North MacedoniaStephen I membuka Hongaria untuk peziarah
Esztergom, HungaryKonflik dengan Conrad II, Kaisar Romawi Suci
Raba, AustriaPemerintahan Peter Orseolo
Esztergom, HungaryPeter dipulihkan oleh Kaisar Henry III
Győr, Ménfő, HungaryPemberontakan Vata pagan
HungaryPemerintahan Andrew I
Székesfehérvár, HungaryPerang dengan Kekaisaran Romawi Suci
Bratislava, SlovakiaPerpecahan Besar
Rome, Metropolitan City of RomPemerintahan Sulaiman
Esztergom, HungaryHongaria memusnahkan Pecheneg
Chiraleș, RomaniaPerselisihan antara Sulaiman dan Geza
Belgrade, SerbiaGeza mengalahkan Sulaiman
Mogyoród, HungaryPemerintahan Ladislaus I
Esztergom, HungaryLadislaus menempati seluruh Kroasia
CroatiaLadislaus mengalahkan Cumans
Transylvania, RomaniaPemerintahan Koloman
Esztergom, HungaryMasalah dengan Tentara Salib
Nitra, SlovakiaBerurusan dengan Tentara Salib
Mosonmagyaróvár, HungaryColomans dan Tentara Salib meningkatkan hubungan
Sopron, HungaryYahudi bermigrasi ke Hungaria
HungaryColoman menginvasi Kroasia
CroatiaPertempuran Gunung Gvozd
Petrova Gora, CroatiaKálmán dinobatkan sebagai Raja Kroasia dan Dalmatia
Biograd na Moru, CroatiaVenesia menginvasi Dalmatia
Biograd na Moru, CroatiaArmada Venesia , dipimpin oleh Doge Ordelafo Faliero, menginvasi Dalmatia pada bulan Agustus 1115. Orang Venesia menduduki pulau Dalmatian dan beberapa kota pesisir tetapi tidak dapat merebut Zadar dan Biograd na Moru.
Pemerintahan Stephen II
Esztergom, HungaryPertempuran Olšava
Oslava, CzechiaVenesia menaklukkan Dalmatia
Dalmatian coastal, CroatiaAliansi dengan Normandia melawan Venesia
Capua, Province of Caserta, ItEkspedisi militer di tanah Rus'
VolhyniaStephen mengambil dan kehilangan Dalmatia
Split, CroatiaPerang Hongaria-Bizantium
Plovdiv, BulgariaPertempuran Haram
Nova Palanka, Bregalnička, BacPertempuran Haram atau Chramon terjadi antara pasukan Raja Stephen II (memerintah 1116–1131) dari Hongaria dan Kaisar John II Komnenos (memerintah 1118–1143) dari Kekaisaran Bizantium pada tahun 1128, atau mungkin lebih awal – di 1125 (kronologinya tidak pasti), di wilayah yang sekarang disebut Serbia, dan mengakibatkan kekalahan besar bagi Hongaria .
Pemerintahan Béla II
Esztergom, HungaryPembantaian lawan Bela II
Esztergom, HungaryPolandia mendukung Boris
SajóEkspansi Hongaria ke Bosnia
Bosnia, Bosnia and HerzegovinaPemerintahan Géza II
Esztergom, HungaryPerang Salib Kedua berbaris melintasi Hongaria
HungaryPertempuran Fischa
Fischamend, AustriaPertempuran tersebut merupakan kemenangan bagi tentara Hongaria, di bawah pimpinan raja Géza II, yang mengalahkan tentara Bavaria yang dipimpin oleh adipati Henry XI dalam pertempuran terbuka.
Koalisi kekuatan Eropa
SerbiaGéza menginvasi Halych
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastPemerintahan Stephen III
Esztergom, HungaryPerang Hongaria-Bizantium
SerbiaHongaria kehilangan Sirmium
SerbiaPemerintahan Béla III
Esztergom, HungaryBéla's mengundang para biarawan Cistercian
Budapest, Egressy út, HungaryAtas undangan Béla, biarawan Cistercian datang dari Prancis dan mendirikan biara Cistercian baru di Egres, Zirc, Szentgotthárd dan Pilis antara tahun 1179 dan 1184.
Bela memulihkan Dalmatia
Split, CroatiaBela menyambut Frederick Barbarossa
HungaryPemerintahan Emerik
Esztergom, HungaryKehilangan Zadar
Zadar, CroatiaPerang Andrew di Halych
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastPemerintahan Andrew II
Esztergom, HungaryMasalah dengan Cumans
Sibiu, RomaniaAndrew menginvasi Halych
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastPerang Salib Andrew
Acre, IsraelAndre kembali ke rumah
BulgariaBanteng Emas tahun 1222
Esztergom, HungaryAndrew mengusir para ksatria Teutonik
Brașov, RomaniaPekerjaan orang Yahudi dan Muslim
Beregsurány, HungaryPemerintahan Béla IV
Esztergom, HungaryBadai sedang terjadi di Timur
TiszaInvasi Mongol pertama ke Hongaria
HungaryKehancuran Hongaria
HungaryTindakan balasan Bela terhadap invasi Mongol lebih lanjut
HungaryBela merebut kembali tanah yang hilang
Zadar, CroatiaDuke Frederick II dari Austria menginvasi Hongaria
LeithaBela menginvasi Moravia
Olomouc, CzechiaBela meninggalkan Kadipaten Stiria
Groißenbrunn, AustriaPertempuran Isazeg
Isaszeg, HungaryPerang sipil
Isaszeg, HungaryPemerintahan Ladislaus IV
Esztergom, HungaryPertanyaan Cuman
Stari Slankamen, SerbiaCuman Invasion
Hódmezővásárhely, HungaryInvasi Mongol kedua ke Hongaria
HungaryPembunuhan Ladislaus IV
Cheresig, RomaniaPemerintahan Andrew III
Esztergom, HungaryAkhir dari dinasti Arpad
Budapest, Buda Castle, Szent GCharacters
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