Kaharian ng Hungary (Maagang Medieval) Timeline
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Kaharian ng Hungary
Esztergom, HungaryPinagsama-sama ni Haring Esteban ang kanyang pamamahala
Transylvania, RomaniaPangangasiwa ng Estado ni Stephen
Esztergom, HungaryTinalo ni Stephen si Kean, Duke ng Bulgarians at Slavs
Transylvania, RomaniaDigmaang Hungarian-Polish
PolandSalamin ng mga prinsipe
Esztergom, HungaryTinutulungan ng Hungary ang Byzantine Empire
Ohrid, North MacedoniaBinuksan ni Stephen I ang Hungary sa mga peregrino
Esztergom, HungarySalungatan kay Conrad II, Holy Roman Emperor
Raba, AustriaPaghahari ni Peter Orseolo
Esztergom, HungarySi Pedro ay naibalik ni Emperador Henry III
Győr, Ménfő, HungaryVata paganong pag-aalsa
HungaryPaghahari ni Andrew I
Székesfehérvár, HungaryMga digmaan sa Banal na Imperyong Romano
Bratislava, SlovakiaMahusay na Schism
Rome, Metropolitan City of RomPaghahari ni Solomon
Esztergom, HungaryNilipol ng mga Hungarian ang Pechenegs
Chiraleș, RomaniaAng alitan sa pagitan nina Solomon at Geza
Belgrade, SerbiaTinalo ni Geza si Solomon
Mogyoród, HungaryPaghahari ni Ladislaus I
Esztergom, HungarySinasakop ng Ladislaus ang buong Croatia
CroatiaTinalo ni Ladislaus ang Cumans
Transylvania, RomaniaPaghahari ni Coloman
Esztergom, HungaryMga problema sa mga Crusaders
Nitra, SlovakiaPagharap sa mga Crusaders
Mosonmagyaróvár, HungaryPinagbubuti ng mga Coloman at Crusaders ang relasyon
Sopron, HungaryAng mga Hudyo ay lumipat sa Hungary
HungarySinalakay ni Coloman ang Croatia
CroatiaLabanan ng Gvozd Mountain
Petrova Gora, CroatiaKinoronahan si Coloman bilang Hari ng Croatia at Dalmatia
Biograd na Moru, CroatiaSinalakay ni Venice ang Dalmatia
Biograd na Moru, CroatiaAng fleet ng Venice , na pinamumunuan ni Doge Ordelafo Faliero, ay sumalakay sa Dalmatia noong Agosto 1115. Sinakop ng mga Venetian ang mga isla ng Dalmatian at ilan sa mga lungsod sa baybayin ngunit hindi nakuha ang Zadar at Biograd na Moru.
Paghahari ni Stephen II
Esztergom, HungaryLabanan ng Olšava
Oslava, CzechiaSinakop ng Venice ang Dalmatia
Dalmatian coastal, CroatiaAlyansa sa mga Norman laban sa Venice
Capua, Province of Caserta, ItEkspedisyong militar sa lupain ng Rus'
VolhyniaKinuha at nawala ni Stephen si Dalmatia
Split, CroatiaHungarian-Byzantine War
Plovdiv, BulgariaLabanan sa Haram
Nova Palanka, Bregalnička, BacAng Labanan sa Haram o Chramon ay nakipaglaban sa pagitan ng mga puwersa ni Haring Stephen II (r. 1116–1131) ng Hungary at Emperador John II Komnenos (r. 1118–1143) ng Imperyong Byzantine noong taong 1128, o posibleng mas maaga – noong 1125 (ang kronolohiya ay hindi tiyak), sa ngayon ay Serbia, at nagresulta sa isang malaking pagkatalo para sa mga Hungarian .
Paghahari ni Béla II
Esztergom, HungaryPagpatay sa mga kalaban ni Bela II
Esztergom, HungarySinusuportahan ng Polish si Boris
SajóPagpapalawak ng Hungarian sa Bosnia
Bosnia, Bosnia and HerzegovinaPaghahari ni Géza II
Esztergom, HungaryAng ikalawang krusada ay nagmartsa sa buong Hungary
HungaryLabanan ng Fischa
Fischamend, AustriaAng labanan ay isang tagumpay para sa hukbong Hungarian, sa ilalim ng pamumuno ni haring Géza II, na natalo ang isang hukbong Bavarian na pinamumunuan ni duke Henry XI sa isang bukas na labanan.
Koalisyon ng mga kapangyarihang Europeo
SerbiaSinalakay ni Géza si Halych
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastPaghahari ni Stephen III
Esztergom, HungaryHungarian-Byzantine War
SerbiaNawala ng Hungary ang Sirmium
SerbiaPaghahari ni Béla III
Esztergom, HungaryInaanyayahan ni Béla ang mga monghe ng Cistercian
Budapest, Egressy út, HungarySa imbitasyon ni Béla, dumating ang mga monghe ng Cistercian mula sa France at nagtayo ng mga bagong abbey ng Cistercian sa Egres, Zirc, Szentgotthárd at Pilis sa pagitan ng 1179 at 1184.
Nabawi ni Bela ang Dalmatia
Split, CroatiaMalugod na tinatanggap ni Bela si Frederick Barbarossa
HungaryPaghahari ni Emeric
Esztergom, HungaryPagkawala ng Zadar
Zadar, CroatiaDigmaan ni Andrew sa Halych
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastPaghahari ni Andres II
Esztergom, HungaryProblema sa Cumans
Sibiu, RomaniaSinalakay ni Andrew si Halych
Halych, Ivano-Frankivsk OblastKrusada ni Andrew
Acre, IsraelUmuwi na si Andrew
BulgariaGolden Bull ng 1222
Esztergom, HungaryPinaalis ni Andrew ang mga Teutonic knight
Brașov, RomaniaPagtatrabaho ng mga Hudyo at Muslim
Beregsurány, HungaryPaghahari ni Béla IV
Esztergom, HungaryLumalakas ang bagyo sa Silangan
TiszaUnang pagsalakay ng Mongol sa Hungary
HungaryPagkawasak ng Hungary
HungaryAng mga kontra hakbang ni Bela laban sa karagdagang pagsalakay ng Mongol
HungaryNabawi ni Bela ang mga nawalang lupain
Zadar, CroatiaSinalakay ni Duke Frederick II ng Austria ang Hungary
LeithaSinalakay ni Bela ang Moravia
Olomouc, CzechiaTinalikuran ni Bela ang Duchy of Styria
Groißenbrunn, AustriaLabanan sa Isaszeg
Isaszeg, HungaryDigmaang Sibil
Isaszeg, HungaryPaghahari ni Ladislaus IV
Esztergom, HungaryCuman tanong
Stari Slankamen, SerbiaInvasion lang
Hódmezővásárhely, HungaryIkalawang pagsalakay ng Mongol sa Hungary
HungaryPagpatay kay Ladislaus IV
Cheresig, RomaniaPaghahari ni Andrew III
Esztergom, HungaryPagtatapos ng dinastiyang Arpad
Budapest, Buda Castle, Szent GCharacters
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