Urbánszki László - A megérkezés - A Honfoglalás-sorozat 4. kötete

Christian calendars write 893. The Hungarian tribes are on their way to their old and new homeland. Shepherds fight with each other for pastures and fords, and the resettlement drives every nearby and distant tribe wild. The Pechenegs invade the area left behind, and a new enemy appears: the Bulgarians. Taking advantage of the relative defenselessness of the Hungarians, several thousand robber armies attack, rob, and kill. Árpád and his eldest son, Tarkacsu, manage the defense, they successfully fight the looters, but they do not always prevail.
There is no peace in the future home of the Hungarians either. Szvatopluk, the greatest ruler of the Moravians, wants to build an empire and expands towards the south, towards the Avar-Hungarian land. This time the Hungarians, led by Gyula Kursán, support the Frankish king, Arnulf. An alliance is made with Byzantium, successful campaigns follow in Bulgaria, but then Simeon I, one of the greatest rulers of the Bulgarians, enters the scene. He attacks our Hungarians near the South Bug River with a huge army, and the Besheny on the other side also ask for a share of the spoils.
However, the disciplined Hungarian cavalry squadrons rush down his troops like a ferocity, and it is not possible to face the storm for long.
Our ancestors fought, suffered, and finally won. Árpád's people arrived and occupied his homeland.
"We won! We are here and we will stay here."