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During this period, various groups of Magyars, part of the Uralic-speaking people, migrate from the Ural Mountains region to the west.
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Magyars move westward and settle in the Carpathian Basin, which spans modern-day Hungary and its neighboring countries.
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Magyars engage in conflicts with the East Franks (a precursor to modern-day Germany), which results in some Magyars continuing their nomadic lifestyle.
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Led by Árpád, the Magyars return to the Carpathian Basin, marking the beginning of the Hungarian conquest.
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The Magyars, under the leadership of Árpád, continue their conquest of the Carpathian Basin, establishing a homeland in the region.
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The Magyars face a major defeat against East Francia (modern-day Germany) and Bavarian forces, but they maintain their presence in the Carpathian Basin.
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Under the leadership of Bulcsú, the Magyars achieve a decisive victory against German forces, solidifying their presence in the Carpathian Basin.
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Geza, a prominent Magyar leader, dies, and his son, Stephen, later becomes the first King of Hungary. This marks the beginning of Hungary's Christianization.