Chronica Hungarorum
Chronica Hungarorum (Chronicle of the Hungarians) is the title of several works treating the early Hungarian history.
Buda Chronicle
A popular chronicle partly based on the Chronicon Pictum (entitled just Chronica Hungarorum) was circulated in a printed form. It is also known as the Buda Chronicle. It was produced in 1473 by András Hess and is the first incunabulum ever printed in Hungary (Buda, András Hess, 1473, 70 fol., 2º.)
It relates the history of Hungary from the earliest times to the coronation of King Matthias. Eleven copies of the chronicle are known to survive, two of them in Hungary: one in the National Széchényi Library and another in the Budapest University Library.
Thuróczy Chronicle
The third chronicle entitled Chronica Hungarorum, partly based on the Chronicon Pictum, was produced by Johannes de Thurocz (Hungarian: Thuróczi János) c. 1435-90, the first layman known to have written a book in the Kingdom of Hungary. This work (Brno, 1488, Augsburg, 1488) presents events as seen by an educated nobleman. The chronicle is described in the article on the author.
The images are listed in the same order as their appearance in the chronicle.
Illustration | Description |
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The Great Coats of Arms of King Matthias Corvinus of Hungary
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Saint Ladislaus Chases the Cuman Warrior Who Kidnapped a Girl
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Page With Golden Frame
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Battle of the Tárnok Valley | |
King Attila
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Árpád, the First Captain
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Szabolcs, the Second Captain
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Gyula, the Third Captain
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Kund, the Fourth Captain
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Lehel, the Fifth Captain
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Vérbulcsú, the Sixth Captain
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Örs, the Seventh Captain
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King Saint Ladislaus I |
External links
- Hungarian chronicles
- Hungarian books
- History of Hungary
- History of the Hungarians
- Kingdom of Hungary
- Medieval Kingdom of Hungary
- 9th century in Hungary
- 10th century in Hungary
- 11th century in Hungary
- 12th century in Hungary
- 13th century in Hungary
- 14th century in Hungary
- 15th century in Hungary
- 15th-century illuminated manuscripts
- 15th-century history books
- 15th-century Latin books
- Illuminated histories