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1100 Years

Jakó, Zsigmond

Csetri Elek

Dávid Gyula

Faragó József

Mócsy László

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1996

1996

megemlékezés

honfoglalás

népvándorlás

államalapítás

egyházszervezés

This article is dedicated to the 1100 years anniversary of the Hungarian conquest. The author sees the historical importance of the foundation of the Hungarian state in the fact that in the Carpathian basin it put and end to the political, cultural and economic instability which had lasted for about five hundred years beginning from the end of the Ill-rd century and it connected this buffer zone between Byzantium and Rome forever to the Latin cultural and development model. And this, on the other hand, made it possible for a new unit of European development to be förmed on the territory between the Baltic and the Adriatic: Middle-Europe. From this on until 1918 the Hungarian kingdom connected the peoples living here to the general European development. In order to prove this statement the author mentions some facts about the history of monastic orders, schools and Western European relations. After losing its historic statehood following the Trianon Peace-treaty the Hungarian nation was forced to a change of consciuousness similar to the one that it had to face 1100 years ago when it tried to integrate into the European Christian world.

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