Description
Psalmus Hungaricus: A Hungarian Cultural History – Volume I (From the Beginnings to 1526) | Paperback
Product Information
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Title: Psalmus Hungaricus: A Hungarian Cultural History – Volume I (From the Beginnings to 1526)
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Publisher: Research Centre for the Humanities, Loránd Eötvös Research Network
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Binding: Paperback
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ISBN-13: 9789634163565 / 978-9634163565
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Language: English
Overview
Psalmus Hungaricus is an authoritative three-volume history of Hungarian culture, compiled by the Research Centre for the Humanities of the Loránd Eötvös Research Network in Budapest. This monumental work, written by leading experts, offers a broad and detailed exploration of Hungary’s history, covering politics, economy, arts, literature, language, religion, and everyday life.
Volume I (From the Beginnings to 1526) examines Hungary’s early history, from its origins and formation to the pivotal Battle of Mohács in 1526. This period includes the arrival of the Hungarians in the Carpathian Basin, the foundation of the Hungarian Kingdom, the medieval expansion, and the cultural and political developments leading to the Ottoman invasion.
This volume is an essential resource for scholars, students, and readers interested in the medieval history and cultural evolution of Hungary.
Key Features
✔ Most Comprehensive Hungarian Cultural History – Covers art, literature, politics, economy, science, and daily life.
✔ Written by Leading Experts – Contributions from Hungary’s top historians and scholars.
✔ Chronological Approach – Each chapter focuses on a specific period in Hungarian history.
✔ Essential for Researchers and General Readers – Designed for both scholars and non-specialists.
✔ Explores Early Hungarian Civilization – From ancient origins to medieval achievements.
Table of Contents
VOLUME I: FROM THE BEGINNINGS TO 1526
Hungarian Prehistory and the Settlement of the Carpathian Basin
The Foundation of the Hungarian Kingdom
The Middle Ages: Expansion, Culture, and Society
The Late Medieval Period and the Battle of Mohács (1526)
Interesting Facts
The title Psalmus Hungaricus references a 17th-century Hungarian choral work, symbolizing Hungary’s cultural and historical endurance.
Hungary’s early history includes the migration of the Magyars, the Christianization of the kingdom, and its role in medieval Europe.
The Battle of Mohács (1526) marked a turning point, leading to Ottoman dominance in Hungary.
Who Is This Book For?
Historians & Researchers – A detailed resource for those studying medieval Hungarian history.
Students & Academics – Perfect for university courses in history, cultural studies, and European politics.
General Readers & Enthusiasts – Anyone interested in Hungarian medieval history and culture.
Libraries & Cultural Institutions – A must-have for Hungarian studies collections.
Publisher Information
The Research Centre for the Humanities (Loránd Eötvös Research Network) is a leading Hungarian academic institution, dedicated to historical and cultural research. Their publications aim to provide authoritative and accessible scholarship on Hungary’s past and heritage.
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