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Gyula ? (Duke of Transylvania, Magyar) b. 915
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Lineage | ? |
Sex | Male |
Full name (at birth) | Gyula ? |
Other last names | Duke of Transylvania, Magyar |
Parents | |
Reference numbers | GEDCOM::james_s_mills_jr.ged::INDI @I17850@::Hailey C. Shannon |
Events
915 birth: Transylvania (Romania)
child birth: ♂ Pata (Peter) ? (Magyar) [Aba]
title: Prince of Transylvania
residence: Apulum, Dacia, Gyulafehérvár
about 950 child birth: Transylvania (Romania), ♀ Sarolta [?] b. about 950 d. after 997
950 baptism:
Notes
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Gyula was the third captain from whom Gyula son of Ladislaus descends. This Gyula was a great and powerful chieftain; on a hunt, he found a great city built by the Romans long before. He had a beautiful daughter called Sarolt, of whose beauty the princes of several provinces had been talking for a long time. Prince Géza married her as his lawful wife at the advice and with the help of Beliud who possessed the land of Kulán. -
[edit] Sources
- ↑ Róna-Tas, András. Hungarians and Europe in the Early Middle Ages: An Introduction to Early Hungarian History. - The Majgars are a race of the Turks and their leader rides out with horsemen to the number of 20,000. Their leader is called künde [kende], but this is only a nominal title, for the name of the man who is actually king over them is called jila [jula] and all the Majgars accept the orders of their jila [jula] in the matters of war and defense and the like. — Ibn Rusta
- ↑ Kristó, Gyula. Early Transylvania (895-1324). -
- ↑ Chronicum Pictum -
From grandparents to grandchildren

marriage: ♀ ?
divorce: ♀ ?
marriage: ♀ Judyta Arpad
divorce: ♀ Judyta Arpad
marriage: ♀ w Conhilda (Gunnilda) Dobromirovna
title: from 992 - 1025, князь Польши, 2-й
title: from 1003 - 1004, князь Чехии, 10-й
marriage: ♀ w Ода Эккехардович из Мейсена
title: from 18 April 1025 - 17 June 1025, король Польши, 1-й
death: 17 June 1025
burial: after 17 June 1025, Poznań, Archcathedral Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul