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Bring love back in our lives

In 2007 we have seen love loosing to hate, peace loosing to violence. We should stop and ponder. Are we going to allow this to continue or we should do something to reverse the trend?

If we want that in year 2008, love should emerge victorious over hate and peace over violence then we need to bring love back in to our lives. My friends wonder where the love has gone. I wonder too. Has love really gone out of our lives or it is still there within our hearts but has been covered by greed which brought hate and violence to the front? Whatever is the situaion we should re-discover love. Without love we cease to be human beings.

Every year people make new resolutions. I also do. Last year I made a resolution to develop positive attitude towards life and people . I succeeded to some extent. I continue with this resolution for year 2008 also.

This year I make a new resolution to bring love back in our lives . Let love be victorious on hate. Let peace be victorious on violence.

I have many wishes too (list is very long. Here are some):

No deaths under blue line buses.

No killings of senior citizens.

No child abuse.

No violence against women.

No road rage.

No police brutality on innocent citizens.

No expolitation of and discrimination against any citizen.

No terror killings.

No photos of ministers on public ads.

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.

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We call him Father of Nation but .....

Today is 2nd October, Mahatma Gandhi's birthday. We call him Father of Indian Nation. But the nation we have built after independence is not the nation of his dreams. If he was alive today, he will refuse to be referred to as father of this nation. Let us know what his dream was: "I shall work for an India in which the poorest shall feel that it is their country, in whose making they have an effective voice, an India in which there shall be no high class and low class of people; an India in which all communities shall live in perfect harmony. There can be no room in such an India for the curse of untouchability, or the curse of intoxicating drinks and drugs. Women will enjoy the same rights as men. We shall be at peace with all the rest of the world. This is the India of my dreams." Now, can anybody tell me whether we have built the India of Gandhi's dream? Do we see any part of his dream has been realized in today's India? Why we insult him and his memory by calling him father of this nation? Let us stop humiliating him on his birthday everty year. By the way, today is also the birthday of Lal Bahadur Shastri, the most simple and able Prime Ministyer of India. For Indian Nation he is a forgetten hero.

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Forgetten Hero of India

Today, I searched and searched but could not find any mention of his name in 40 pages of Times of India. His name is Lal Bahadur Shastri and he was the third Prime Minister of independent India and a significant figure in the Indian Independence Movement. After seeing no mention of his name, I thought that I should write a blogpost in his memory and express my gratitude on his role in my nation's destiny. Lal Bahadur was born in the year 1904 in Ramnagar, Varanasi, UP as Lal Bahadur Srivastava . His father Sharada Prasad was a poor school teacher, who later became a clerk in the Revenue Office at Allahabad. His father died when he was 18 months old. His mother raised him. A poor, simple anf honest person joined Ganghi's movement and was imprisoned. After independence, he became Prime Minister of India after Nehru died. On his becming PM he stated - "There comes a time in the life of every nation when it stands at the cross-roads of history and must choose which way to go. But for us there need be no difficulty or hesitation, no looking to right or left. Our way is straight and clear – the building up of a socialist democracy at home with freedom and prosperity for all, and the maintenance of world peace and friendship with all nations". On the confrontation in Kutch with Pakistan, Shastri stated in Parliament - "In the utilization of our limited resources, we have always given primacy to plans and projects for economic development. It would, therefore, be obvious for anyone who is prepared to look at things objectively that India can have no possible interest in provoking border incidents or in building up an atmosphere of strife... In these circumstances, the duty of Government is quite clear and this duty will be discharged fully and effectively... We would prefer to live in poverty for as long as necessary but we shall not allow our freedom to be subverted". In a broadcast to the nation on the day the of ceasefire with Pakistan, Shastri stated - "While the conflict between the armed forces of the two countries has come to an end, the more important thing for the United Nations and all those who stand for peace is to bring to an end the deeper conflict... How can this be brought about? In our view, the only answer lies in peaceful coexistence. India has stood for the principle of coexistence and championed it all over the world. Peaceful coexistence is possible among nations no matter how deep the differences between them, how far apart they are in their political and economic systems, no matter how intense the issues that divide them". After the declaration of ceasefire, Shastri and Pakistani President attended a summit in Tashkent (former USSR, now in modern Uzbekistan). On January 10, 1966, Shastri and Khan signed the Tashkent Declaration. The next day Shastri died of a heart attack. He is the only Indian Prime Minister, and indeed probably one of the few heads of governmemt, to have died in office overseas. Some conspiracy theories allege his death to be of unnatural causes. All his lifetime, Shastri was known for honesty and humility. His quotes: Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan " ("Hail the soldier, Hail the farmer") "If one person gives up one meal in a day, some other person gets his only meal of the day", spoken during the food crisis to encourage people to evenly distribute food. "Perhaps due to my being small in size and soft of tongue, people are apt to believe that I am not able to be very firm. Though not physically strong, I think I am internally not so weak. Is that why Indian nation has forgetten him, even on his birthday.

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Another art blouse, now prum motorcycle club and "drivers" of hang gliding.

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Another shirt for art students.

Women Racquetball Clip Art

Boys and books

This was a job for students of a school (and year-end switches). To exit the end, I made several sketches and a draft in May which was the basis for artwork. It took work but worth it ...

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History of the Kingdom of Hungary
from early times to Sigismund.

the 1875th

legend tells Jonah Záborský.

of the title I. Slovaks and their place in IX. century. §. 1. Name and residence of the Slovaks. in IX. century p. 11-13 §. 2. Slovaks in Pannonia. p. § 13-16. 3. Slovaks on the nature and Moravia. p. § 16-18. 4. Slovaks Potisiu. p. § 19-20. 5. Establishment of the Moravian possessions. p. § 20-22. 6. Moravian border possessions. p. § 22-23. 7. Eastern borders of Moravia. p. § 23-25. 8. Mojmír I. p. § 25-29. 9. Rastislav separate sovereign. p. § 29-34. 10. Invite new missionaries from Constantinople. p. § 34-37. 11. Kyrill and Method in Rome. p. § 38-41. 12. New Rastislavova war. p. § 41-45. 13. Žiaľna končina Rastislavova. p. § 46-48. 14. Svatoplukova restoration. p. § 49-50. 15. Principality Povážská and his priests. p. § 50-54. 16. Principality blatonské. p. § 54-56. 17. Kocel friend Slavic worship. p. § 56-57. 18. Jati and relief Svatopluk. p. § 57-63. 19. Slavic föderácia. p. § 63-65. 20. Svatoplukova fight the Revolutionary. p. § 65-68. 21. Of the alleged detention Methodovom. p. § 68-69. 22. New Method accountable to Rome. p. § 70-72. 23. Nesnádze Methodove with Vichingom. p. § 72-73. 24. Svatoplukova war with Arnulf. p. § 73-77. 25. Pannonia connection to Moravia. p. § 77-80. 26. As with Andorra blatonským? p. § 80-81. 27. Methodova death. p. § 82. 28. Viching. p. § 82-84. 29. Učedelníkov Methodových persecution. p. § 84-85. 30. New Svatoplukova war with Arnulf. p. § 85-89. 31. Hungarians call for Arnulf. p. § 89-91. 32. Installation of the Hungarians in the Tisza. p. § 92-93. 33. Končiny Svatoplukova. p. § 93-95. 34. Fast sinking possessions under Mojmir II. p. § 95-98. 35. The war between Svatoplukovičma. p. 99-101 §. 36. Death and discharge Arnulfova Hungarians. p. § 101-102. 37. Transdanubia Slovaks to connect with the Hungarians. p. § 102-104. 38. Renewal of the Moravian archbishopric. p. § 104-106. 39. The last years of Moravia. p. § 106-108. 40. Antiques Moravian. p. § 108-112. 41. Degree education Moravians. p. 112-114 II. Hungarians possessed before the current home. §. 1. Sources. p. § 116-126. 2. Place of Hungarians in the order of nations. p. § 126-127. 3. Slavic name of the Hungarians. p. § 127-130. 4. White and black Uhri. p. 130-134 §. 5. White and Black Hungary. p. § 135-137. 6. Latin name of the Hungarians. p. § 137-139. 7. Gračko name Hungarians. p. § 139-140. 8. Hungarians uncommon name. p. § 141-142. 9. Hungarians in Siberia and the Urals. p. § 142-143. 10. Rumors of the great Baškírii in Hungary. p. § 144-146. 11. Hungarians in Lebedii. p. § 146-151. 12. Hungarians in Atelkózu. p. § 151-152. 13. Promotion Arpádovo. p. § 153-155. 14. Our ramblings. p. § 155-156. 15. Prisednutí in Atelközu Slavs. p. § 156-159. 16. Hungarian Transdanubian raid into Bulgaria. p. 159-162 §. 17. Expulsion of Hungarians from Atelközu. p. § 162-165. 18. Installation of the Hungarians in the Tisza. p. § 165-168. 19. As our chroniclers are contested by the Hungarians Uhier. p. § 169-179. 20. Hungarians struggle of Pannonia. p. § 179-186. 21. Principality Povážská, not Hungarian. p. § 186-188. 22. The ratio of the Danubian Slovaks Hungarians. p. § 188-193. 23. Hungarian education degree. p. § 193-196. 24. Hungarian clothing and costume. p. § 196-198. 25. Religion Hungarians. p. § 198-200. 26. Država sriadenie. p. § 201-202. 27. Civil ratios. p. 203-205 §. 28. Hungarians mettle. p. § 205-209. 29. Putative Hungarian capitals. p. 209-210 III. Hungarians in X. century. §. 1. Confusion in the names of rulers. p. § 213-214. 2. Veľvojvoda Arpad. p. § 214-215. 3. Mastering Potisia and Pannonia. p. § 215-216. 4. Raids in Italy, Germany, Moravia. p. § 217-218. 5. Battle of Bretislav. p. § 218-220. 6. Arpádova death. p. § 220. 7. Veľvojvoda consult. p. § 221-223. 8. Management of Hungarians in Germany. p. § 223-225. 9. Henrik Fowler puts limits Hung. raid. p. § 225-227. 10. Raids in Italy. p. § 228-229. 11. Raids to the east. p. § 230-231. 12. Rodoslovie Arpádovo. p. § 232. 13. Zulte successor. p. § 233-234. 14. Italian raid. p. § 234-235. 15. Sleepless borba with the Germans. p. § 235-236. 16. The decisive battle at Augsburg. p. § 236-238. 17. Povešaní vojevodcovia in Regensburg. p. § 239. 18. Bultzko. p. § 239-242. 19. Belesodes. p. § 242. 20. Lehel. p. § 243-244. 21. Schabel and Sura. p. § 244. 22. If i killed myself veľvojvoda Tax. p. § 244-245. 23. Restoration Geizovo. p. § 246-247. 24. Name Geizovo. p. § 247-249. 25. East raids under Geizom. p. § 249-252. 26. Hungarians participation in the war-russia using the graphic. p. § 252-256. 27. Pokrestenie dvúch Hungarian princes. p. § 256-259. 28. Geizovo Christianity. p. § 260. 29. Veľkokniežacia whole Christian family. p. § 260-264. 30. Hungarian Orthodox nation forward. p. § 265-269. 31. Passage of Hungarians in the Western Church. p. § 270-273. 32. Apoštolovanie Germans among Hungarians. p. § 273-276. 33. Geizove war with the Germans. p. § 276-278. 34. Geizove wife. p. 278-280 §. 35. Children Geizove. p. § 280-282. 36. Year narodzenia Stefanova. p. § 282-283. 37. Baptism Stefanov. p. § 283-288. 38. Znovukrestenia vulgarity. p. § 288-291. 39. The nature and fate St. Vojtech. p. § 291-294. 40. Domestic traditions of Krest Stefanova. p. § 294-295. 41. Name Stefanova. p. § 295-298. 42. Stefan's Marriage. p. § 298-299. 43. Locations nationwide rulers. p. § 300-301. 44. Federal sriadenie possessions. p. § 301-305. 45. The new ruler of the name. p. § 305-309. 46. Slavic spiritual superiority. p. § 310-311. 47. International speech. p. § 311-313. 48. Gylas and Karch. p. § 313-315. 49. Death and nature Geizova. p. § 316. 50. Uhier border at the end of X. century. p. 317-318 ANNEX PAMÄTNEJŠÍCH INSTRUMENTS first Pope John VIII. Svatopluk r. 879. p. 319-321 second That same year Pope Method 879. p. 321-322 third That same year Pope Svatopluk 880. p. 322-328 4th That same year Pope Method 881. p. 328-330 5th Remonštrácia Bavarian bishops r. 900. p. 331-340 6th Piligrin Benedict VII. r. 974. p. 341-344

OCCASIONALLY FIRST 1000 - 1173rd Sv. Stephen. 997 - 1038th §. 1. Geizove novelty and Stefanova. p. § 5-8. 2. Dissatisfaction with the newness Hungarians. p. § 8-9. 3. Buy resistance. p. § 9-14. 4. Cluster could be it, for what issue it chronicles. p. § 14-17. 5. Who was likely to Kupa. p. § 17-19. 6. Pannonská list. p. § 20-22. 7. Abbey on top Pannónskom. p. § 22-23. 8. Stefanova message to Rome. p. § 23-24. 9. Bulla New Year's Eve II. p. § 24-30. 10. Crown of Hungary. p. § 30-33. 11. Humiliation of Transylvania. p. § 33-40. 12. Bishop Bruno in Hungary. p. § 40. 13. Veneers Keane. p. § 41-42. 14. Achtuma overwhelmed. p. § 43-46. 15. Sequences Russian principality. p. § 46-52. 16. Becoming part of Slovakia to Hungary. p. § 52-58. 17. Nitra list. p. § 58-59. 18. Management of Hungarians in Moravia. p. § 60-61. 19. War with the Germans. p. § 61-63. 20. The loss of territory in wartime Germany. p. § 63-64. 21. Rumors about Besoch. p. § 64-67. 22. Establishing Episcopal counties. p. § 67-68. 23. Orthodox bishoprics. p. § 68-70. 24. Diocese of Nitra. p. § 71-72. 25. Orthodox monasteries. p. § 72-73. 26. Latin monasteries. p. § 73-74. 27. Relevance obriadov. p. § 74-77. 28. Stefanov pouch. p. § 77-78. 29. Schools in times Stefanova. p. § 78-81. 30. Death kraleviča Imre. p. § 81-84. 31. Blinding you, escape Vladislavovičov. p. § 84-89. 32. Stefan's death and his biographers. p. § 89-91. 33. Charter Stefanova. p. § 91-93. 34. Stefanova laws. p. § 93-97. 35. Corpus juris Hungarica. p. § 97-98. 36. Canon Stefanova. p. § 98-99. 37. Sporiadanie držebnosti. p. § 99-100. 38. Criminal laws. p. § 101-102. 39. Comites. p. § 102-104. 40. Seniores. p. § 104-105. 41. Milites and servientes. p. § 106. 42. Iobagiones Castro. p. § 106-108. 43. Iobbagiones ever. p. § 108-110. 44. Obremenenie agrarian state. p. § 110-111. 45. Slavery. p. 111 Peter and Aba. 1038 - 1046 . §. 46. Restoration of Peter. p. § 112-114. 47. Stephen's widow, Gisela fate. p. § 114-117. 48. Dissatisfaction Uhrov s Petrom. s. 117-118 §. 49. Družba s českým Bretislavom. s. 119-121 §. 50. Vyhnanie Petra. s. 121 §. 51. Samuel Aba a jeho stránka. s. 122-123 §. 52. Aba pravoslavný, nie pohan. s. 123-126 §. 53. Ukrutnosti a nesnádze Above. s. 126-128 §. 54. Prvá vojna s Henrikom III. s. 128-130 §. 55. Postúpenie územia Nemcom. s. 130-131 §. 56. Nová nešťastná vojna s Henrikom III. s. 131-132 §. 57. Smrť Abova. s. 133-135 §. 58. Opetné panovanie Petrovo. s. 135-136 §. 59. Úplné poddanie sa Nemcom. s. 136-137 §. 60. Pozvanie Andreja. s. 137-140 §. 61. Petra destruction. p. 140-142 Andrei I. Vladislavovič. 1046 - 1061 . §. 62. Demolished religious. p. § 142-145. 63. Who and what was Vath. p. § 145-146. 64. Mučedelnícka death of the Latin bishops. p. § 146-147. 65. The introduction by Andrej silence. p. § 148-151. 66. Edict Andrei I. p. § 151-153. 67. St. Law. Vladislav against the pagans. p. § 153-154. 68. Venčanie Andrei I. p. § 154-155. 69. First German repulse the attack. p. § 155-156. 70. New Napas German. p. § 156-157. 71. Great design to Uhier Germans. p. § 157-158. 72. Germans raid last room with Andrei. p. § 158-160. 73. Potržky Andrei I. with brother Beli. p. § 160-162. 74. Metaphorical rozstrku clears. p. § 162. 75. Braterská war. p. § 162-164. 76. Death and Family Affairs Andrei I. p. § 165. 77. Pamätnosti times of Andrew I. p. § 165. 78. The acquisition of Srem. p. 165-167 Bela I. Vladislavovič. 1061 - 1063 . §. 79. Name. p. § 167-168. 80. A new explosion of religion destroyed. p. § 168-171. 81. Bloody compaction destroyed. p. § 171-172. 82. Meaning demolished. p. § 172-173. 83. Orthodox withdrawal from Rome. p. § 173-174. 84. Land náriadby Bela I. p. § 174-176. 85. Potržky with the Germans. p. § 176. 86. Death and Family Affairs Bela I. p. 177-178 Solomon Andrejovič. 1063 - 1074th §. 87. Invitation from Germany Solomon. p. § 179-180. 88. Escape and return Belovič. p. § 180-181. 89. Mistrust and joint ventures. p. § 182-183. 90. Fence off Kumano. p. § 183-185. 91. Pečencov raid. p. § 186-187. 92. Gračko war. p. § 187-188. 93. Murder between Solomon and Belovič. p. § 188-189. 94. Geiza priest receives the gift of the crown. p. § 189-191. 95. Pitfalls in the trip to Bulgaria. p. § 191-192. 96. Aiming the military as a new site. p. § 192-194. 97. Displacement Solomon. p. § 194-195. 98. Slovak principality still continues. p. § 195-197. 99. Names priest and a great priest. p. 197-199 Geiza I. Belovič. 1074 - 1077th §. 100. Pokonanie Belovič between them. p. § 200. 101. Wrestling with displaced Solomon. p. § 200-202. 102. Pečenci in Hungary. p. § 202-203. 103. Designer Henrik IV. to Uhier. p. § 204-205. 104. Pope Uhrom tanks against the Germans. p. § 205-207. 105. Reconciliation. p. § 208-209. 106. Death and Family Affairs Geizy I. p. 209 Sv. Vladislav I. Belovič. 1077 - 1095th §. 107. Establishment of Vladislav I. p. § 210-211. 108. Recognition Vladislav Pope. p. § 211-212. 109. Solomon imprisonment. p. § 212-214. 110. Polish Boleslav in Hungary. p. § 214-216. 111. Osvatenie Stephen, Imre, and Gerard. p. § 214-217. 112. Relief Solomon. p. § 217-218. 113. Kumano raid on Solomon. p. § 218-219. 114. Other fates of Solomon. p. § 219-222. 115. In Germany, finger Vladislav. p. § 223-224. 116. Czech kňažici in Hungary. p. § 224-225. 117. Expedition to Croatia. p. § 225-228. 118. New raid Kumano. p. § 228-229. 119. Synod sabolčská. p. § 229-230. 120. Discipline of the Church in eastern blooms. p. § 230-231. 121. Eastern Church still strong and free in Hungary. p. § 232-233. 122. Again last paganism. p. § 233. 123. Jews and Ishmaelites. p. § 233. 124. Christian holidays. p. § 234. 125. Respectability and status of education of the clergy. p. § 234-235. 126. Superstition in the courts. p. § 236. 127. Severity of theft. p. § 236-237. 128. Practical arrangements for thievery. p. § 237-238. 129. Legal summoned. p. § 238-239. 130. Guilds. p. § 239. 131. Veneers are supposed Galicia. p. § 239-241. 132. War with the Poles. p. § 241-242. 133. Czech war. p. § 242-243. 134. False rumors about Turčanová Kuruc trip. p. § 243-244. 135. Death and Family Affairs St. Vladislav. p. § 244-247. 136. Charter Vladislavova. p. § 247. 137. Yeoman list Math. p. § 247-248. 138. Bishoprics founded St. Vladislav. p. § 248-249. 139. Schism in the Latin Church. p. § 249. 140. Loads monastic serfs. p. 249-250 Koloman Vladislavovič. 1095 - 1114th §. 141. The names and status Koloman. p. § 250-252. 142. Expedition to the Dalmatian Croatia. p. § 252-254. 143. Kuruc crossing over Hungary. p. § 254-259. 144. Koloman Almom dispute. p. § 259-260. 145. The first raid on the Russian Hungarians. p. § 260-263. 146. Croatia's new humiliation. p. § 263-265. 147. War with the Czechs and Germans. p. § 266-268. 148. Štedroty against Dalmatian cities. p. § 268-269. 149. Alma blinding his son Bela. p. § 269-271. 150. Nature demolished Athovej. p. § 271-273. 151. The laws Koloman ever. p. § 273-274. 152. Legal existence of the principality. p. § 274-275. 153. County system. p. § 275-276. 154. County troops. p. § 276-277. 155. Right to property. p. § 277. 156. Disdainful manipulation with buyers. p. § 277-278. 157. Judicial establishment. p. § 278-279. 158. Law on strigi. p. § 279-280. 159. Nariadby the Ishmaelites. p. § 280-283. 160. Act of Slavs. p. § 283-285. 161. Marriage clergy. p. § 285. 162. Cast ecclesiastical offices. p. § 286. 163. Kanonici monks. p. § 287-288. 164. Acts of the Synod of Esztergom. p. § 288-289. 165. Death and Family Affairs Koloman. p. § 289-291. 166. Alma escape and salvation of his son Bela. p. 291-293 Stephen II. Kolomanovič. 1114 - 1131st §. 167. Initial vladárenie. p. § 293-294. 168. War with the Venetians of Dalmatian cities. p. § 294-295. 169. Pranic with the Czechs. p. § 296-297. 170. Nazpätdobytie Dalmatia. p. § 297-298. 171. Potržky the Austrians and the Czechs. p. 298 §. 172. Stefan's Marriage. p. § 298-299. 173. New Kumano of call. p. § 299-300. 174. The first expedition Stephen II. in Russian. p. § 300-302. 175. Lairaging Boris Kolomanoviča. p. § 303. 176. The first war with Gräkmi. p. § 304-307. 177. The second expedition Stephen II. in Russian. p. § 307-308. 178. Resistance against Boris succession in Hungary. p. § 308-309. 179. The second war with Gräkmi. p. § 309-311. 180. Almova death. p. § 311-312. 181. Jumble of movements. p. § 312-313. 182. Transfer of light Bela blind. p. § 313-314. 183. Prizískanie Bosnia. p. § 314-315. 184. Potržka with Poles of Spis. p. § 315. 185. Death and Family Affairs Stephen II. p. 315-316 Bela II. Almovič blind. 1131 - 1141st §. 186. Podpory Bela II. p. § 317-318. 187. Bloody dream. p. § 318-319. 188. War with Boris Kolomanovičom. p. § 319-323. 189. Boris Kolomanoviča disaster. p. § 324. 190. Death and Family Affairs Bela II. p. § 324-326. 191. Disappearance of the Principality of Upper Hungary. p. § 326-327. 192. About Šariš castle. p. 327-330 Geiza II. Belovič. 1141 - 1161st §. 193. Government for children, the king. p. § 330-331. 194. Occupation Saxons in Transylvania. p. § 331. 195. Settling the Germans in Hungary. p. § 331-333. 196. Auxiliary Regiment in Russia. p. § 333-335. 197. Diplomatic battle with the Germans. p. § 335-336. 198. Taking a Bretislav Boris. p. § 336-337. 199. Cat fight with the Austrians. p. § 337-338. 200. New crossings Kuruc over Hungary. p. § 339-341. 201. Borisov passage through Hungary. p. § 341-342. 202. Marriage Geizy II. s. 342 §. 203. Vojny ruské. s. 342-345 §. 204. Nezdarilý pokus o Srbsko. s. 345-347 §. 205. Zasa haličská výprava. s. 347-348 §. 206. Gräcký nájezd. s. 349-350 §. 207. Ztratené na juhu zeme. s. 350-351 §. 208. Zradné pletichy Andronikove. s. 351-352 §. 209. Útek Štefana Beloviča k Manueľovi. s. 352-353 §. 210. Zasa vojna so Gräkmi. s. 353-354 §. 211. Zahynutie Borisa Kolomanoviča. s. 354-355 §. 212. Pletichy Štefana Beloviča na západe. s. 356 §. 213. Útek Vladislavov a úmysly Manueľove. s. 356-357 §. 214. Útek Beľuša of Uhier. p. § 357-358. 215. Coups on the Serbian throne. p. § 358-359. 216. Last potržky with Gräkmi and Germans. p. § 360. 217. Death and Family Affairs Geizy II. p. 361-362 Stephen III. Geizovič, Vladislav II. and Stephen IV. Belovičovci, and in turn, Stephen III. 1161 - 1173rd §. 218. Uhri elected and leave Stephen III. p. § 363-365. 219. Torn nation. p. § 365-366. 220. Death of Vladislav II. Belovič. p. § 366. 221. Short reign of Stephen IV. Belovič. p. § 367-368. 222. Invitation Bela III. Císařka the throne. p. § 368. 223. War with Manuel for Stephen IV. p. § 368-371. 224. The death of Stephen IV. p. § 371-372. 225. Losses Hungarians in other wars, using the graphic. p. § 372-375. 226. Benefits allowed pral. p. § 375-376. 227. Death and Family Affairs Stephen III. p. § 376-377. 228. Zpiatočný view of the first times. p. § 377-378. 229. Staffing the throne. p. § 378-379. 230. Courtly ranks. p. § 379-380. 231. The method of issuing laws. p. § 380-381. 232. Sporiadanie Armed Forces. p. § 381-382. 233. Sharing extreme to the county. p. § 382-383. 234. County officialdom. p. § 383-384. 235. Bilochi. p. § 384. 236. Pristaldi. p. § 384-386. 237. Slavic power element in Hungary. p. 386

OCCASIONAL SECOND 1173 - 1,301th Bela III. Geizovič. 1173 - 1196th §. 1. Fate of Bela III. in Constantinople. p. § 4-5. 2. Establishment of Bela III. p. § 5-7. 3. Bezzákladnosť concerns opponents Belov. p. 7-9 §. 4. Geizy Geizoviča imprisonment. p. § 9-12. 5. Exile and končina Eufrozýny. p. § 12-13. 6. Auxiliary forces of Hungary in Austria. p. § 13. 7. Nazpätvzatie Srem and Dalmatia. p. § 13-14. 8. Constantinopolitan crimes and revenge Hungary. p. § 14-16. 9. Andronicus Komnena wrong end. p. § 16. 10. Margarita marriage for Isaac, Angela. p. § 16-17. 11. Extricating themselves Bulgarians and Serbs. p. § 17-19. 12. Državni substantial transformation in Russia. p. § 19-20. 13. What salted assistance in Hungary Vladimir. p. § 20-23. 14. Early acquisition continues with loss of Galicia. p. § 24-26. 15. New Kuruc passage through Hungary. p. § 26-28. 16. The final departure from Geizov extreme. p. § 28. 17. Statement for St. Vladimir. p. § 29. 18. Death and Family Affairs Bela III. p. § 29-32. 19. Pensions under the Royal Bel III. p. § 33-34. 20. Donation throughout the county. p. § 34. 21. Equal to the German king. p. § 34-35. 22. Unlocking services from the highway. p. § 35-36. 23. Generous measure of Bishops. p. § 36-37. 24. Nadpráva Bishops. p. § 37-38. 25. Lower clergy. p. § 38-39. 26. Enlightenment in times of Bela III. p. 39-40 Imrich Belovič. 1196 - 1204th §. 27. Unadorned kraleviča Andrew. p. § 40-43. 28. Rozmiesky Serbian. p. § 43-45. 29. Action is needed in Hungary in Serbia. p. § 45-47. 30. Mastering Bulgaria. p. § 47-48. 31. Gubáši and Bubáci what? p. § 48-49. 32. Origin and nature bogomilov. p. § 49-53. 33. Bogomilov persecution at all. p. § 53. 34. Bogomilov persecution in Bosnia. p. § 53-55. 35. Humiliation Ban Kulin. p. § 55-57. 36. Zadar overthrown Kuruc. p. § 57-59. 37. Auxiliary forces of Hungary in Germany. p. 59-60 §. 38. Jati dissatisfied Andrew. p. § 60-61. 39. Potržky with the pope for the Bulgarians. p. § 61-62. 40. Serbian coup. p. § 62-63. 41. The emergence of the Latin Empire in Constantinople. p. § 63-65. 42. Death and Family Affairs Imrichová. p. § 65-66. 43. Imrich papal vasall. p. § 66-67. 44. Excessive religious štedroty. p. § 67. 45. Robbed the church and the Bishop of outrage. p. § 68-69. 46. Orthodox constraint. p. § 69. 47. Abundance of Orthodox monasteries. p. 69-70 Vladislav III. Imrichovič. 1204 - 1205th §. 48. Early death of Vladislav III. p. 71-72 Andrew II. Belovič. 1205 - 1235th §. 49. Venčanie Andrew II. p. § 72-73. 50. Discharge Galicia dla name. p. § 73-75. 51. Birth of Bela IV. p. § 75-76. 52. Gertrudiny brothers. p. § 76-80. 53. Súdcovstvovanie Andrew, the Russians. p. § 80-81. 54. Jumble of movements in Hungary. p. § 82-83. 55. For Russians moon dome. p. § 83-84. 56. Donation Brasov German ritierom. p. § 85. 57. Medicinal Elizabeth. p. § 86-87. 58. Andrejová expedition turn into Galicia. p. § 87-88. 59. Koloman evacuation in Galicia. p. § 88-89. 60. Gertrude killing. p. § 89-92. 61. Primasovej involvement in the crime. p. § 93. 62. Spanking Archbishop alphabet. p. § 93-94. 63. Departure Gertrudiných brothers. p. § 94-96. 64. Koloman establishment in Galicia. p. § 96-98. 65. Andrew offered the imperial crown. p. § 98-100. 66. Prípravy the road to Palästíny. p. § 100-103. 67. Journey to Palästíny. p. § 103-105. 68. Happening in the Holy Land. p. § 105-107. 69. Zpiatočná path of Palästíny. p. § 108-109. 70. Extreme condition after returning from Palästíny. p. § 109-112. 71. Excessive Royal štedroty. p. § 112-115. 72. Against Andrew, extravagance. p. § 115-116. 73. Ceremony at the yard. p. § 116-117. 74. The loss of Galicia. p. § 117-118. 75. Provide further Kolomana in Hungary. p. § 118. 76. Kňaženie Andrei Andreyevich in Peremyšľu. p. § 119. 77. Thunderstorms for withdrawing assets. p. § 119-120. 78. Taken away and return ritierom Brasov. p. § 120-121. 79. Gold Bull. p. § 122-126. 80. Complaint prälátov the tithe. p. § 126-127. 81. Belgrade courts. p. § 127-128. 82. Veno king under papal protection. p. § 128. 83. Domestic dispute between kráľma. p. § 128-130. 84. Freedom of the Germans. p. § 130-132. 85. Final Brasov ritierom taken away. p. § 133-135. 86. Ritieri the German Baltic Sea. p. § 135-136. 87. Dissatisfaction with Mr Belo. p. § 136-137. 88. Andrei Andreyevich fate in Russia. p. § 137-139. 89. Kumano call for help. p. § 139-141. 90. Kresten Kumano. p. § 142-145. 91. Diocese cuman or milkovské. p. 145-147 §. 92. Odberanie assets and betrayal. p. § 148-151. 93. Templars in danger. p. § 151-152. 94. Jews and management muhamedánov. p. § 153. 95. New confirmation gold bully. p. § 153-155. 96. Kunin and zalužma in Croatia. p. § 155-156. 97. Stopping services Primate of God. p. § 156-160. 98. Concordat with the clergy. p. § 161-162. 99. Austrian war. p. § 162-163. 100. Zkrotenie Omišanov Pope. p. § 163-164. 101. New married Andrew II. p. § 164-165. 102. Andrew, the last humiliation. p. § 165-167. 103. Death and Family Affairs Andrei II. p. § 168-171. 104. Age of Andrew II. p. § 171-172. 105. Paid army under Andrei II. p. § 172-174. 106. Pope's power in Hungary. p. § 174-175. 107. Full unfolding feudal system. p. § 175-176. 108. Free gentlemen. p. § 176-178. 109. Freedom and rights of bishops. p. § 178-181. 110. Output bishops. p. § 181. 111. Rich poverty capital. p. § 182-183. 112. Actual poverty plebánov. p. § 183. 113. Selecting church officials. p. § 183-185. 114. The emergence of the diocese Srem. p. § 185-188. 115. Bloody apoštolovanie in Bosnia. p. § 188-193. 116. 1. To coerce the Orthodox Union. p. § 193-194. 116. 2. Štedroty against the monastery. p. § 194-196. 117. Status of Jews and Ishmaelites. p. § 196-197. 118. Uhnetenosť general people. p. § 197-198. 119. Slavery. p. § 198-199. 120. Libertine. p. § 199. 121. Dušeníci. p. § 200. 122. Violent rozhostenie. p. § 200-201. 123. Pravosúdie times for Andrew II. p. § 201-202. 124. Court battles. p. § 202-203. 125. God's judgments. p. § 203-205. 126. Inhuman penalties. p. § 205-206. 127. Earnings Treasury. p. 206 Bela IV. Andrejovič. 1235 - 1270th §. 128. New venčanie Bela IV. p. § 207. 129. Boženine fates. p. § 207-208. 130. The initial severity of Bela IV. p. § 208-209. 131. Catching rozmrhaných goods and waste. p. § 210-212. 132. Mr betrayal. p. § 212. 133. Nesnádze with clergy. p. § 212-213. 134. Issues using the graphic-Bulgarian. p. § 213-215. 135. Negotiations on the war against the Bulgarians. p. § 215-219. 136. Check to Kumano Uhier. p. § 219-222. 137. Vražobné adoption Kumano population. p. § 222-223. 138. Dispelling the Kumano counties. p. § 223-224. 139. Mogol Ugrian happening before the raid. p. § 224-227. 140. Prchnúci before Mogol Russian priests. p. § 227-229. 141. Batyj in southern Poland and the Russians. p. § 229-230. 142. Military forwarding Mogol against Uhrám. p. § 230-231. 143. Mogolský raid. p. § 231-235. 144. Natural explanation mogolského heroism. p. § 235. 145. False rumors about the Tatars. p. § 236-237. 146. Fluttering around the king. p. § 237-238. 147. Kuthen beating. p. § 238-240. 148. Battle of Slana. p. 240-243 §. 149. Escape Belov. p. § 243-245. 150. Koloman death. p. § 245. 151. Mogol management in Hungary. p. § 246-249. 152. Austrian Bela robbed Frederick. p. § 249-251. 153. Bela IV. the Danube. p. § 251-252. 154. Bela IV. wants to submit to Caesar. p. § 252-253. 155. Management of the enemies of the Danube. p. § 253-255. 156. News primävšia Mogol to return. p. § 255. 157. Bela IV. in Croatia. p. § 255-257. 158. Protiuhorské movements in Croatia. p. § 257-259. 159. Leaving Mogol. p. § 259-261. 160. Home rozmiesky Mogol. p. § 261. 161. Právo mogolské in Zeměchy empty. p. § 262-263. 162. Kuman. p. § 263-264. 163. Biography Roger. p. § 264-265. 164. Poverty after retirement Mogol. p. § 266. 165. The introduction of the courts of the castle estates. p. § 267. 166. Expedition to Galicia. p. § 267-269. 167. Establishing mačvanského Banat. p. § 269. 168. Other Banat in XIII. century. p. § 267-270. 169. Severin Banat joannítom dedication. p. § 270-271. 170. Covenant with the Venetians and Zadar. p. § 271. 171. Seeking to Bosnia. p. § 272-273. 172. CHLM Užora with the subjection of Hungary. p. § 274. 173. War of the Austrian Frederick. p. § 275-276. 174. War on Rakúsy. p. § 276-279. 175. Match with the Czechs on Rakúsy and Styria. p. § 279-281. 176. Obtaining and ztratenie Styria. p. § 281-282. 177. The unfortunate war with the Czechs. p. § 282-285. 178. Napas to Severin Banat Bulgarians. p. § 285-286. 179. Snošenia with the Tatars. p. § 286-287. 180. Tatar offered. p. § 287-289. 181. Disdainful of his court Belov zaťoch. p. § 289-290. 182. Provide further children. p. § 290-291. 183. Potržky between older and younger king. p. 291-293 §. 184. Dvúch Clash of Kings. p. § 293-296. 185. New confirmation gentry freedoms. p. § 297-299. 186. Escape Kumano. p. § 299-300. 187. War with the Serbs, Bulgarians, Gräkmi. p. § 300-302. 188. Marie Štefanovnej expenditure. p. § 302. 189. Death and kralevičov Ban Rastislav. p. § 302-303. 190. Death and Family Affairs Bela IV. p. § 303-305. 191. Superstition Bela IV. and his wife. p. § 306-307. 192. Aristocrats on the throne of the Bishops. p. § 307. 193. Zámezná Pope's power. p. § 307-309. 194. Papal fees. p. § 309-310. 195. Handing Rome provender. p. § 310-312. 196. Plebánov participation in the dozens. p. § 313. 197. Marriage spiritual. p. § 314-315. 198. Yeoman documents and privileges. p. § 315. 199. Regester royal. p. § 315-317. 200. Propagation of religious goods. p. § 317-318. 201. Privileges and rights of the clergy. p. § 318-320. 202. Right patronátske. p. § 320-321. 203. Enlightenment. p. § 321-322. 204. Manners. p. § 322-325. 205. Latinčeniu procedure. p. § 325-326. 206. Bogomilov persecution. p. § 326-328. 207. The rights granted to Jews. p. § 328-329. 208. Škultéty. p. § 329-331. 209. Judicial Affairs. p. § 331-334. 210. Elevated political Belov. p. § 334-335. 211. Message search Hungarians. p. § 335-338. 212. Samomrskači. p. 338 Stephen V. Belovič. 1270 - 1272nd §. 213. Preparations for war with Otakar. p. § 339-340. 214. Betrayal masters and escape Anna treasure. p. § 340-341. 215. Congress dvúch kings. p. § 341-342. 216. The beginning of the war with Otakar. p. § 342. 217. During the Czech war. p. 343-345 §. 218. Closing of peace. p. § 345-347. 219. Auxiliary troops in Serbia. p. § 347. 220. Privileges of the bishop of Eger. p. § 347-348. 221. Privileges Zips Germans. p. § 348. 222. The romance ended Stephen V. p. § 349-350. 223. Family Affairs Stephen V. p. 351-353 Vladislav IV. Štefanovič cuman. 1272 - 1290th §. 224. Vladislav babyhood in the restoration. p. § 353-354. 225. Early marriage. p. § 354-355. 226. Occupy the throne of the question. p. 356 §. 227. Riots in the restoration of Vladislav IV. p. § 356-358. 228. Unadorned preletčíkov Henrik and AGID. p. § 358. 229. Killing of Bely Rastislaviča. p. § 358-360. 230. The first war with Vladislav Otakar. p. § 360-362. 231. Rozstrk between the king and his mother. p. § 362-363. 232. Room with Otakar. p. § 363-364. 233. Rudolph and Otakar. p. § 364-366. 234. Resistance and končina Henrik. p. § 366-370. 235. Fortify association with Rudolf. p. § 370-375. 236. The second war with Otakar. p. § 375-380. 237. Vladislav new covenant with Rudolf. p. § 380-382. 238. Andrei Štefanovič death. p. § 383-384. 239. Final destruction Otakar. p. § 384-389. 240. Riots in Hungary. p. § 389-391. 241. The religion Kumano. p. § 392-394. 242. The arrival of a papal legate. p. § 394-396. 243. Náriadby zkroteniu to Kumano. p. § 397-398. 244. Synod Budinská. p. § 399-401. 245. Legate Philip imprisonment, then the king. p. § 401-402. 246. Expedition against bogomilom. p. § 403. 247. Zavrátenie prchajúcich Kumano. p. § 403-404. 248. Departure legate Philip. § 404-405. 249. Napas Kumano. p. § 405-406. 250. Tatars raid. p. 406-407 §. 251. War of the Counts kiseckými. p. § 408-409. 252. New Tartar raids. p. § 409-411. 253. Establishing and spent Tatar regiments. p. § 411-413. 254. Shoulder in Marmaros Romanians. p. § 413-414. 255. Czech depends. p. § 415-416. 256. Queen imprisonment. p. § 416-417. 257. Kiseckých poke war with Albrecht. p. § 417. 258. Andrew III. Venetian duke of Slavonia. p. § 418-420. 259. Vladislav IV. before the court. p. § 420-422. 260. Država robbery. p. § 422-423. 261. Kuruc expedition against Nogajcom. p. § 423-425. 262. Albrecht raid Austrian. p. § 425-426. 263. The forthcoming new legate in Uhier. p. § 426-428. 264. Končiny Vladislav IV. p. § 428-429. 265. Age Vladislav. p. § 429-432. 266. Bankruptcy vesprimskej schools. p. § 432-433. 267. Vinodol glagolitický code. p. 433-435 Andrew III. Štefanovič Venice. 1290 - 1,301th §. 268. Claimed from the throne. p. § 435-438. 269. Andrei III restoration. p. § 439-440. 270. Jumble of movements. p. § 440-441. 271. Lying-Andrew. p. § 441-442. 272. Measure mothers and ujca. p. § 443. 273. Rudolf obmýšľa tear Uhry. p. § 444-445. 274. War of the Austrian Albrecht. p. § 445. 275. Pope's manipulation. p. § 445-447. 276. Albrecht sent help. p. § 447-449. 277. Riots in Dalmatia. p. § 449-450. 278. King in prison. p. § 450-452. 279. Andrew, with mätežníkmi fight. p. § 452-453. 280. Withdrawal rozmrhaných goods. p. § 453-454. 281. New Italian tangles. p. § 454. 282. Affinity with Albrecht. p. § 454-455. 283. Nesnádze with masters. p. § 455-457. 284. Mayor Gregory betrayal. p. 457-458 §. 285. Rákošský dream and its laws. p. § 458-460. 286. Back Gregor. p. § 460-462. 287. Dream to turn the reed. p. § 462-464. 288. And lift the heroic death Tomasino. p. § 464-465. 289. Šubičovci. p. § 465-466. 290. Arrival of Charles Robert. p. § 466-467. 291. Poke kiseckých to jump from Karla. p. § 467-468. 292. Nevraženie the Pope. p. § 468-468. 293. The death of Andrew III. p. § 468-469. 294. Family Affairs Andrei III. p. § 469-470. 295. Rogue manners. p. § 471-473. 296. Zpiatoční look at the Árpád period. p. 473-475

OCCASIONALLY THIRD 1301 - 1395th Věnceslava Venceslavovič Czech. 1301 - 1305th §. 1. Venčanie Věnceslava. p. § 2-6. 2. Pope's action against Věnceslava. p. § 6-8. 3. Kaločskí archbishops. p. § 8-9. 4. Věnceslava accountable to Rome. p. § 9. 5. The arrival of the legate and to escape from Buda. p. § 10-11. 6. Firearm game sites. p. § 11-12. 7. Matthew Trencin. p. 13-16 §. 8. Pope's court decision. p. § 16-17. 9. Death of Boniface VIII. and Mayor Gregory. p. § 18. 10. Charles Page on top. p. § 18-21. 11. Leaving from Věnceslava Uhier. p. § 21-23. 12. Hungarians raid into Moravia. p. § 23-25. 13. Acquisition Bosnia Subic. p. § 25. 14. Věnceslava proceed crown Otton. p. 25-26 Otton Bávorčík. 1305 - 1308th §. 15. Dosadnutie Otton Bávorčíka. p. § 26-29. 16. Věnceslava death and its consequences. p. § 29-30. 17. Austrian raid. p. 30-31 §. 18. Otton imprisonment in Transylvania. p. § 31-32. 19. Karlisti to empower Buda. p. § 33. 20. Papal vyklínačov punished. p. § 33-34. 21. Events under Charles Pope. p. § 34-36. 22. Rákošský Congress. p. § 36-37. 23. Uhry in danger hilarious. p. 37-38 Charles Robert Anžuánec. 1308 - 1342nd §. 24. Arrival of Charles and Legato in Buda. p. § 38-40. 25. Otton escape from Transylvania. p. § 40-41. 26. More Ottonove fate. p. § 41. 27. Schádzka slur with Matúšom Trenčianskym. p. 41-42 §. 28th Rákošský dream. p. 42-45 §. 29th Buda Synod resolution. p. 45-46 §. 30th Charles Venčanie novoshotovenou crown. p. 46-47 §. 31st Circular Matthew Trencin. p. 47-48 §. 32. Prespor National Synod. p. 48-49 §. 33. Vykliatie Voivode Vladislav. p. 49-50 §. 34. Udvardská Synod. p. 50-51 §. 35. Poddanie the Voivode Vladislav. p. 51-52 §. 36. Venčanie crown of St. Charles. Stephen. p. 52-54 §. 37. Matthew Vykliatie Trencin. p. 54-57 §. 38. Matthew after vykliatiu. p. § 57-59. 39. Leaving Gentilisov. p. § 59. 40. What was a legate regions. p. § 59-62. 41. Salary on Kuruc expedition. p. § 62. 42. Papal courts. p. § 62-63. 43. Karol lines Naples. p. § 63-65. 44. Quarrel with the Venetians of Zadar. p. § 65-66. 45. Palatine Omodej. p. § 66-69. 46. Omodeova death and decline of his house. p. § 69-73. 47. Resistance Omodeových sons. p. § 73-74. 48. Charles expedition to North Uhier. p. § 74-77. 49. Battle rosanovská. p. § 78-81. 50. When Matthew was personally in battle. p. § 81-82. 51. Spodvižníci Matthew. p. § 83-84. 52. Stranníci Karl. p. § 84-85. 53. Fallen in battle. p. § 85. 54. Omodej cede from the scene. p. § 85-86. 55. Matthew thunder Mayor Thomas. p. § 86-88. 56. Frederick of Austria against Matthew. p. § 88-89. 57. Matthew robbed. p. § 89-90. 58. Nieh Charles. p. § 90. 59. New vykliatie Matthew Trenčín. p. § 90-93. 60. Bishops in order to bring about Karla. p. § 93-95. 61. War with the Serbs. p. § 95-97. 62. Invite Russians. p. § 97-99. 63. Andrei kiseckého resistance. p. § 99-100. 64. Death Matthew Trenčín. p. § 100-104. 65. Matthew's nature. p. § 104-105. 66. Šubičovcov humiliation. p. § 105-107. 67. Frederick Austrian aid. p. § 107-108. 68. Dalmatian mutates. p. § 108-111. 69. Demolished Transylvanian Saxons. p. § 111. 70. Giving away possessions. p. § 112-113. 71. Family contracts with Czech Jan. p. § 113-115. 72. Napas to Vransko joannítov. p. § 115-116. 73. Abolition of royal donácij. p. § 116-117. 74. Saha injustice and revenge. p. § 117-120. 75. Beheading of the Shah family. p. § 120-121. 76. Wild House closed against Sáhovcom. p. § 121-124. 77. Reward jib. p. § 124-125. 78. New attack on life Karlov. p. § 125. 79. Unfortunate expedition against the Romanians. p. § 125-127. 80. Merchandise with false documents. p. § 128. 81. Auxiliary forces of Hungary in Poland. p. § 128-129. 82. War with Czech Jan. p. § 129-130. 83. Kinship Charles in Naples. p. § 130-132. 84. Charles intentions in Naples. p. § 132-133. 85. Charles Way in Naples. p. § 133-134. 86. Charles hanky-panky with the Poles. p. § 134-135. 87. Dispute over Carinthia, Tyrol and Bavaria. p. § 136. 88. Congress of Visegrad. p. § 136-139. 89. Austrian war. p. § 139-140. 90. Covenant dvúch Karlov. p. § 140-141. 91. Illegitimate son of Charles the bishops. p. § 141. 92. Complaints against Bishops Karl. p. § 141-145. 93. Prvoročenky popes. p. § 145-146. 94. Papal reserváty. p. § 146-147. 95. Election Ludieka Polish king. p. § 147-149. 96. Litvan great power. p. § 149-151. 97. Veneers Galicia the Poles. p. § 151-153. 98. Polish Galicia track again. p. § 153. 99. Casimir na ohľadoch vo Praze. s. 153-155 §. 100. Zavedenie portálnych daní. s. 155-156 §. 101. Hrivny. s. 157 §. 102. Razené peniaze. s. 157-160 §. 103. Poriadky pri razeniu mince. s. 161 §. 104. Pustenie na slobodu baníckeho promyslu. s. 161-162 §. 105. Smrť a rodinné záležitosti Karla Roberta. s. 162-163 §. 106. Povaha Karlova. s. 163-164 §. 107. Výsady šľachty. s. 165-166 §. 108. Palatinálne súdy. s. 167-168 §. 109. Vojny celých rodín medzi sebou. s. 168-169 §. 110. Stav osvety a mravov duchovenstva. s. 169-170 §. 111. Bránenie duchovenstvom desiatkov. s. 170-171 §. 112. Historical kacierstvo. p. § 171. 113. Vierosúdy in Hungary. p. § 171-172. 114. Bogomilov persecution. p. § 173-175. 115. Disappearance of the Eastern Church in Hungary. p. § 175-176. 116. Monks turn Ugrian invasion. p. § 176-177. 117. Náriadby the trade. p. § 177-178. 118. Jasov reconciliation with other populations. p. § 178-179. 119. Surnames. p. 180 Ludiek I. Karlovich. 1342 - 1348th §. 120. Ludieka restoration. p. § 180-182. 121. Ludiekova expedition to Transylvania. p. § 182. 122. Subjects to Walachia. p. § 182-183. 123. Events Neapolitan. p. § 183-184. 124. Queen mother's journey to Naples. p. § 184-186. 125. Going to Rome. p. § 186. 126. Ludiekova expedition against Lithuanians. p. § 186-187. 127. Elizabeth's failure in Naples. p. § 187-188. 128. Papal decision on Andrew. p. § 188-190. 129. Neapolitan machinations. p. § 190-191. 130. Croatian movements. p. § 191-192. 131. Help Kazimír. p. § 192-193. 132. Zahrdúsenie Andrew. p. § 193-197. 133. Rewriting Ludiekovo with the Pope. p. § 197-198. 134. Punished participants Andrejová death. p. § 198-201. 135. Turks in Europe. p. § 201-202. 136. Dalmatian design. p. § 202-203. 137. Papal Nuncio. p. § 203. 138. Preparatory steps towards the Neapolitan. p. § 203-205. 139. The first expedition to Naples. p. § 205-207. 140. Cola Rienzi. p. § 207-209. 141. Ludiekove executions. p. § 210-212. 142. Ludiekov departure from Naples. p. § 212-214. 143. Events Hungary. p. § 214-215. 144. Potržky with the Serbs in Bosnia. p. § 215. 145. Events Neapolitan. p. § 215-217. 146. Second trip to Naples. p. § 217-221. 147. Papal court over Joanna. p. § 221. 148. Ludiek lines Naples with humility. p. § 222-223. 149. Expedition against the Lithuanians. p. § 223-224. 150. Sale Galicia. p. § 224-225. 151. Ludiekov decree. p. § 225-227. 152. The introduction of the ninth. p. § 227-229. 153. Put away the peasants free stitching. p. § 229. 154. Pope darúva Ludiekovi šismatikov. p. § 229-230. 155. Voyage to the Tartars. p. § 230-231. 156. Marriage Ludiekova. p. § 231-232. 157. Serbian war first. p. § 232-233. 158. Contracts with the Emperor Charles IV. p. § 234. 159. Mentoring Galicia. p. § 234-235. 160. The new covenant Poland. p. § 235-236. 161. Death of Prince Stephen and his family. p. § 236-237. 162. The first Venetian war. p. § 238-240. 163. The first Bosnian war. p. § 241-242. 164. Decline of Serbia. p. § 242-244. 165. Odzískanie Srem and MACV. p. § 244-245. 166. Persecution of the Orthodox Popov. p. § 245-246. 167. Escape marmarošských Romanians. p. § 246-247. 168. Fetch Theodora Korjatoviča. p. § 247-249. 169. Aid granted to the Pope. p. § 249-250. 170. Potržky with Karl IV. p. § 250-252. 171. Second Bosnian war. p. § 252-253. 172. Náriadby bogomilom against Pope. p. § 253-254. 173. Mastering Bulgaria. p. § 254-255. 174. Mass conversion of Bulgarians. p. § 255-256. 175. Pope does not want to help Gräkom. p. § 256-258. 176. Karla Dračského calling. p. § 258-259. 177. Nesnádze removed by the Polish throne. p. § 259-260. 178. Karl Dračskému falls Neapolitan throne. p. § 260-261. 179. Expedition against the Romanians. p. § 261-262. 180. Romanians to jump to the Union. p. § 262-263. 181. Death Casimir Polish. p. § 262-265. 182. Venčanie Ludieka the Polish king. p. § 266-267. 183. Galicia is connected to Uhrám. p. § 267-268. 184. Zigmund stepson. p. § 268. 185. Serbian upheavals. p. § 269-271. 186. Ban Severin war with the Turks. p. § 271. 187. Ludiek he fought with the Turks. p. § 272-273. 188. Help karrarskému Fran. p. § 273-274. 189. Vladislav White jumble. p. § 274-276. 190. Novelty in Galicia. p. § 276-277. 191. Pripovedenie daughter Ludiekovým Polish throne. p. § 277-278. 192. Polish parliament in Manchester. p. § 279. 193. Vladislav White again on the battlefield. p. § 279-280. 194. Ludiek goes back again to Naples. p. § 280-281. 195. Check out Karla Dračského to Naples. p. § 282. 196. Krakow demolished. p. § 283. 197. Napas Lithuanian priests in Galicia. p. § 283-284. 198. Polish resistance against Vladislav Opole. p. § 284. 199. Nespodievaný turnover in Naples. p. § 284-286. 200. The second war with the Venetians. p. § 286-289. 201. The death of the king's mother Elizabeth. p. § 289. 202. Exposure to the temple of Kosice. p. § 290-291. 203. 1. Karol Dračský empowering to Naples. p. § 291-292. 203. 2. Joannin wrong end. p. § 292-293. 204. Protipápež haunts the White Władysław. p. § 293-294. 205. Polish parliament in Buda. p. § 295-296. 206. Poles take Sigmund the King. p. § 296-297. 207. Death and Family Affairs Ludiekove. p. § 297-299. 208. Ludiek oppressor of the people. p. § 299-301. 209. Pensions jobs and the king of them. p. § 201-303. 210. The status of Jews. p. § 303-304. 211. Stringency against Romanians. p. § 304-305. 212. Slovaks friction with the Germans in Zilina. p. 305-305 §. 213. Squire pay tax. p. § 306-307. 214. Annual replacement of the coin. p. § 307. 215. Courts. p. § 308-311. 216. Kuman. p. § 311-312. 217. Popes management in Hungary. p. § 312-313. 218. Clergy in distress. p. § 313-314. 219. Teaching institutions. p. § 314-318. 220. Literary work under Anžuáncami. p. 318-319 Maria Ludiekovna. 1382 - 1385th §. 221. Venčanie Marie. p. § 320-322. 222. Family Horvát. p. § 322-323. 223. Mutated in Croatia. p. § 323-324. 224. Betrayal commanders of Hungary in Galicia. p. § 325. 225. Unrest in Poland. p. § 326-327. 226. Sigmund return to Uhier. p. § 327. 227. Trhovanie Hedviga with the Poles. p. § 327-328. 228. Polish parliament again in Manchester. p. § 328-329. 229. Zemovítovo uprising. p. § 329. 230. Displacement Paližny of Crows. p. § 329-331. 231. Venčanie Hedwig as the queen of Poland. p. § 331-332. 232. Vzrastanie jumble in Croatia and Hungary. p. § 332-333. 233. Nesnádze Karla Dračského with the Pope. p. § 334-335. 234. Presentation by Charles Dračského. p. § 335-336. 235. Sigmund marriage and departure for Bohemia. p. § 336. 236. Buda dream. p. § 336-338. 237. Prireknutie Hedwig Jagajlovi. p. 338-339 Charles II. Dračský or small. 1385 - 1386th §. 238. Check Karla Dračského. p. § 339-342. 239. Election. p. § 342-343. 240. Venčanie. p. § 344-345. 241. Karla Dračského death. p. 345-349 Maria and Sigismund. 1386 - 1395th §. 242. Marriage Hedvigin. p. § 349-350. 243. Religion Lithuanian priests. p. § 350-351. 244. Thwarting achievements of Hungary in the Tatras. p. § 351-352. 245. Czech settlement of the dispute. p. § 352-353. 246. Queens Way in Dalmatia. p. § 353-355. 247. Interim Government in Hungary. p. § 355-356. 248. Existing services Nicholas Gorski. p. § 356-357. 249. Violent death of Queen Elizabeth. p. § 357-358. 250. Venčanie Sigismund. p. § 359. 251. Relief Marie. p. § 359-360. 252. Mätežníkov wrong end. p. § 360-364. 253. Battle Kosovo on the field. p. § 364-365. 254. Fate of Bosnia. p. § 366-367. 255. The loss of Galicia. p. § 367-368. 256. Marie Ludiekovnej death. p. § 368-369. 257. Final word. p. 369-370 OVERVIEW OF KINGS. p. 382-388

History of the Kingdom of Hungary since the beginning of the times of Sigismund
part of the initial 800-1000	Occasionally first 1000 - 1173	Sometimes second 1173 - 1301	Sometimes third 1301 - 1395

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Overview kings

Overview kings.
Years	kings	queens	commemorative events
I. The house Arpádovho .
1000 - 1038	Sv. Stephen son Geizov	Gisela Bavarian
1038 - 1041	Peter son Stephen. Urseola sisters and Ben.
1041 - 1044	brother-in-law Samuel Aba Stefanov
1044 - 1047	Peter again
1047 - 1061	Andrei I. son Tsar Vladimir	Anastasia Jaroslavovna Russia
1061 - 1063	White I. brother predošlého	Ryša Mečislavovna Polka
1063 - 1074	Šalamun syn Andrei I.	Zofia dcera Henry III.
1074 - 1077	Geiza I. syn Bely I.	Synadena Gräkyňa
1077 - 1095 † 26 July.	Sv. Vladislav former brother	Adelhaida daughter of Berthold Swabia	R. 1091 Croatia took between Sava and Drava River
1095 to 1114 † 3 non. febr.	Koloman son Vladislav	first Sicilian pounded from 1097 second Predslav Russian from 1104	R. 1102 Croatia took the Sava
1114 - 1131 † 3 febr.	Stephen II. son Koloman	Adelhaida Steffning from 1112
1131 to 1141	Bela II. blind son Almov	Helena Srokyňa from 1128
1141 to 1161	Geiza II. son Bela II.	Eufrosyna Russia from 1148
1161 - 1162 † non. mart.	Stephen III. son Geizy II.	Agnes Austrian from 1166 or 1172
1162 † 19 cal. febr.	Vladislav II. son Bela II.
	Stephen IV. his brother	Maria daughter of Isaac Komnena
1162 - 1173	Stephen III. again
1173 - 1196 9th † sludge. They have	Bela III. son Geizy II.	first Agnes of Poitiers second Margaret, daughter Ludieka VII.
1196 - 1204 † added. sludge. dec.	Imrich son of Bela III.	Constanta arragonská
1204 - 1205	Vladislav III. son Imre
1205 - 1235 † in Novembal.	Andrew II. son of Bela III.	first Gertrude second Jolanta third Bravo: Beatrix:
1235 - 1270 † 5 non. They have	Bela IV. son Andrew II.	Maria Laskari from 1218
1270 - 1272 † sludge. aug.	Stephen V. son Bela IV.	Elizabeth cuman
1272 - 1290 † 10 Jul .	Vladislav IV. son of Stephen V.	Izabela Sicilian
1290 - 1301 † 14 Jan .	Andrew III. grandson of Andrew II.	1. Fennena Kuyavian second Agnes of Austria from 1296
II. from different home .
1301 - 1305	Věnceslava Czech
1305 - 1308	Otton Bavarian
1308 - 1342 † 16 Jul .	Charles Robert anžuánec	first Kathy Teschen second Bozena, a daughter of Henrik VII. third Elizabeth Polish
1342 - 1382 † 11 sept.	Ludiek I. son Charles	first Margareta Czech second Elizabeth Serbian	1370 venčaný the Polish king
1382 to 1385	daughter Maria Ludiekova
1385 - 1386	Karol Dračský
1386 - 1392	Maria again and
1387 - 1437	Zigmund son of Charles IV.	first Mary of Hungary second Maria Chile	R. 1410 Emperor
1437 - 1439	Albert Austria, Emperor and Czech king	Sigismund's daughter Elizabeth from 1422
1439 -	Albert's widow Elizabeth
1440 - 1445	Vladislav V. together Czech king		R. 1444 Battle of Varna
1445 - 1458	Vladislav VI. son Albert, King of Czech together
1458 - 1490	Matthew I. Son John Corvinus Hunady	first Kunekunda Czech second Bravo Naples.	R. 1485 Vienna took
1490 to 1516	Vladislav VII. son Casimir agricul. together Czech	Anna Gundala, French	R. 1514 Peasant War under Dóžom
1516 to 1526	Ludiek II. son of the former, together Czech	Maria English	R. 1526 defeat moháčska
III. from the house of Habsburg - lotarinského .
1526 - 1564	Ferdinand I. emperor	Anna daughter of Vladislav IV.	Protikráľ John ZAPO † 1540, † 1559 Izabella
1564 to 1576	Maximilian son of former	Maria English	1571 † J. Zig. ZAPO 1573 Peasant War in Croatia
1576 to 1608	Rudolf son of former		1604 Bočkay
1608 to 1619	Matthew II. son of former	Anna Tyrol	1618 beginning tridcaťročnej war
1619 to 1637	Ferdinand II. son of Ferdinand I.	first Maria Bavarian second Eleanor mantuánska	1619 Bethlen
1637 to 1657	Ferdinand III. son of former	first Maria English second Maria Tirol third Eleonora	room 1645 in Linz with Duro Rákóczi I .
	Ferdinand IV. † 1654 free reign
1657 to 1705	Leopold I. son Ferdinand III.	Eleonora	1667 Vešeléni 1678 Imrich Tököl 1683 Jan Sobieski taken Buda 1686 1687 1701 slaughterhouse Prešov Fraňo Rákoci
1705 - 1711	Joseph I. son of former
1711 - 1740	Charles III. former brother		1722 sanctio Pragmatica
1740 to 1780	Maria Theresa, daughter of former and Fraňo Lotarinský		1756 Seven Years' War 1772 first Delba Pols
1780 to 1790	Joseph II. son earlier
1790 - 1792	Leopold II. former brother
1792 - 1835	Fraňo I. son of former		1795 Martinovic 1806 passed the crown of the Roman
1835 to 1848	Ferdinand V. son of former † 29 jun. 1875	Maria Sardinian	1846 men tamping in Galicia 1848 Košut
1848 -	Franc Jozef son Charles Frana	Elizabeth Bavarian	1856 war krimská 1859 continues with loss of Lombardy 1866 continues with loss Venice

History of the Kingdom of Hungary since the beginning of the times of Sigismund
part of the initial 800 - 1000	Sometimes first 1000 - 1173	Sometimes second 1173 - 1301	Sometimes third 1301 - 1395

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