Böngérfi János - Magyar mondák

János Böngerfi, Bingenheimer (Pest, April 1, 1859 – Budapest, January 16, 1950) was a teacher at the folk and industrial schools in Budapest, and a pedagogical and youth writer. and#9;Csaba spent his days in deep sadness in Szittya. It hurt his soul very much that the Hungarians did not rush to take back Attila's inheritance. They didn't even move, not that they were determined to conquer the most beautiful country in the world. Csaba vainly extolled the beauty and wealth of the land. They all answered him: - What is the value of treasure, splendor, light, prosperity, if brotherly blood clings to it? You told me yourself that he was fighting the Hún against the Hún. The whole nation bled in the murderous fraternal war. Attila's land is still steaming from brother-blood. Hey, that can't be God's blessing. But Csaba was not discouraged. He did not stop encouraging and nagging the Hungarians to take back the fairy-tale country that Attila ruled, which has no equal in the whole world. Even on his deathbed, he made it a point for them not to leave the legacy of Attila in the hands of strangers, for the love of God. Behold, even the father forgets his son's error with the passage of time; God also forgives the great sin of the Hun nation. Csaba was buried, but his memory remained. They didn't forget his word. The many praises passed from father to son made Attila's legacy more desirable every day. Because know that almost four hundred years have passed since Csaba's death. Certainly, the Hungarian people have multiplied nicely. Like stars in the sky, grass on the sea and grass in the field: there was so much in the Hungarian Szittyaország. No wonder the country has become narrow.

National Heritage Publishing House
History books
133 pages
Binding: softboard glued
ISBN: 9786156189929
Author: János Böngerfi
Release year: 2021