Psalmus Hungaricus: A Hungarian Cultural History – Volume II (From 1526 to 1867) | Paperback

Product Information

• Title: Psalmus Hungaricus: A Hungarian Cultural History – Volume II (From 1526 to 1867)

• Publisher: Research Centre for the Humanities, Loránd Eötvös Research Network

• Binding: Paperback

• ISBN-13: 9789634163572 / 978-9634163572

• Language: English

Overview

Psalmus Hungaricus is a comprehensive three-volume history of Hungarian culture, compiled by the Research Centre for the Humanities of the Loránd Eötvös Research Network in Budapest. This extensive academic work, written by Hungary’s leading historians and scholars, explores the political, economic, artistic, and social development of Hungary over the centuries.

Volume II (From 1526 to 1867) covers the post-Mohács period, the Ottoman and Habsburg rule, and the emergence of modern Hungary. It examines:
✔ The impact of Ottoman occupation and Habsburg administration.
✔ The struggles for independence, including Rákóczi’s War of Independence (1703–1711).
✔ The Hungarian Reform Era, leading to the Revolution of 1848–1849.
✔ The Compromise of 1867, which established the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

This volume provides a detailed analysis of Hungarian history, highlighting cultural, political, and social transformations over three centuries.

Key Features

✔ In-depth Study of Hungary’s Transformation – Covers the Ottoman period, Habsburg rule, and the birth of modern Hungary.
✔ Written by Leading Experts – Contributions from Hungary’s most respected historians.
✔ Multidisciplinary Approach – Includes politics, economy, arts, science, literature, religion, and daily life.
✔ Engaging and Informative – Suitable for academics, students, and history enthusiasts.
✔ Part of a Three-Volume Series – The most complete English-language Hungarian cultural history.

Table of Contents

VOLUME II: FROM 1526 TO 1867
The Ottoman and Habsburg Rule (1526–1718)
Hungary’s Struggles for Independence (1718–1790)
The Hungarian Reform Era and the Road to Revolution (1790–1849)
The Aftermath of the 1848 Revolution and the Austro-Hungarian Compromise (1849–1867)

Interesting Facts

The Battle of Mohács (1526) marked the end of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary, leading to 150 years of Ottoman rule.
The Hungarian Revolution of 1848 was part of a wave of European revolutions, seeking national independence and constitutional government.
The Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867 created the Dual Monarchy, giving Hungary equal status within the Habsburg Empire.

Who Is This Book For?

Historians & Researchers – Essential for those studying Hungarian and Central European history.
Students & Academics – A valuable resource for history and cultural studies courses.
General Readers & Enthusiasts – Perfect for anyone interested in Hungary’s past.
Libraries & Cultural Institutions – A must-have for Hungarian studies collections.

Publisher Information

The Research Centre for the Humanities (Loránd Eötvös Research Network) is a renowned Hungarian academic institution, dedicated to historical and cultural research. Their publications aim to provide scholarly yet accessible insights into Hungarian history and heritage.

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