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Hungarians Seklers and Saxons
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After the death of Wladyslaw only a national king could be elected
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Lajos to Mary Habsburg
Ferdinand Habsburg to Anna Jagiello -
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Was elected king of Hungary in 1526, by the Hungarians at Székesfehérvár
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Suleiman captured Buda and gave it to Szapolyai, making Szapolyi a vassal of the Turkish Sultan
Hungary was split into 2
1st unsuccessful campaign against Vienna -
2nd unsuccesful campaigh against Vienna
Turks were stopped at Kőszeg by Jurisics -
The 2 kings (Ferdinand and Szapolyai) mutually acknowledged each other
Szapolyai named Ferdinand his successor
Was a secret alliance -
His last wish was for his son János Zsigmond to become King of Hungary
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The confirmation of the Treaty of Várad
Ferdinand would fight against the Turks and unite Hungary -
Turks occupied Buda without resistance
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Turks captured fortresses around Buda and between Buda and Nándorfehérvár
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Ahmed: Temesvár (Losonczy István) marched to Szolnok (Nyári Lőrincz)
Ali: Drégely (Szondi György) Szécsény, Szolnok
Ahmed+Ali: failed to capture Eger (Dobó István, landlord of Eger, várkapitány, managed to hold out) -
Szigetvár (Zrínyi Miklós died) attacked by Suleiman (died earlier but was kept a secret to prevent the disintegration of the army)
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Adrianople: confirmed the status quo
Hungary was split into 3 parts
Habsburgs paid gift to the Sultan -
Maximillian and János Zsigmond mutually acknowledged each other, the separation on the country became final, the Principality of Transilvania was officially declared
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His reign as the Prince of Transylvania acknowledged by the Habsburgs, he died in 1571
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At Vizsoly by Károli Gáspár
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1591-1593: Sinan Pasha's fights
1593-1604: long war
1604-1606: Bocskai movement -
In the Principality of Transylvania
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By Káldi György
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Later: ELTE