File:Stephen I intercepts Gyula (Chronicon Pictum 040).jpg
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Magyar: Kálti Márk English: Mark of Kalt |
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Magyar: Képes krónika (40.oldal) - István király elfogja a pogány Gyula vezért Az írástükör egész szélességét elfoglaló miniatúra, díszes, stilizált növényi ornamentikás keretben: István király elfogja a pogány Gyula vezért. Sziklás-erdős hegyvidéken jobbról fehér lovon István király, mellén a kettőskeresztes címerrel, fején királyi koronával, glóriával; intő és parancsoló mozdulattal mutat az elfogott, megbilincselt lábú Gyulára, akinek kezét egy lovag öszszekötözi. Balról magyar lovagok üldözik Gyula harcosait. English: Chronicon Pictum (Page 40) - King Saint Stephen Captures Gyula King Saint Stephen captures his uncle, Gyula, the ruler of Transylvania. On the right, front of the rocky-forested mountains, King Saint Stephen is sitting on a white horse with the double cross coat of arms on his chest, and a royal crown and halo on his head. He points with a warning and commanding gesture to the captured and handcuffed Gyula, whose hand is bound by a knight. On the left, knights of Stephen are chasing Gyula's warriors. |
| Date | circa 1360 |
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| Source/Photographer | Chronicon Pictum https://web.archive.org/web/20120304111134/http://konyv-e.hu/pdf/Chronica_Picta.pdf |
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