Sinonimo- Levi - Királyok and keresztek / Herceg-ének

One of the biggest mysteries in the history of the Árpád House is how Prince Imre, the son of István I, the heir to the throne, died. Did a wounded wild animal really ruin the largest kingdom in Central...
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Sinonimo- Levi
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One of the biggest mysteries in the history of the Árpád House is how Prince Imre, the son of István I, the heir to the throne, died. Did a wounded wild animal really ruin the largest kingdom in Central Europe? Is it the revenge of the pagan gods or a significant human act?&# 13; The prince's death came not only to the hostile German-Roman emperor, but also to the later Hungarian kings, from Sámuel Aba to Péter Orseolo to the Vazul sons. A disgruntled mercenary, one blood an insulted priest or the curse of the ancient gods fell on the heir to the throne, nullifying the life's work of the founding father of the state, King István? The novel version of the highly successful comic book Kings and Crosses, with wonderful illustrations by Levente Németh.

Libub Group Kft.
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528 pages
Binding: tabbed, cardboard
ISBN: 9786158152730
Author: Sinonimo-Levi
Release year: 2021

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