-
administrative purposes, was
divided into two captaincies,
Captaincy of
Cisdanubia (mostly
Upper Hungary) and
Captaincy of
Transdanubia (the
remaining territories)...
- was a
Hungarian politician, noble,
Inspector of the
Lutheran Diocese of
Cisdanubia. He is a
martyr of the
Hungarian Revolution of 1848. His great-grandchild...
- captaincies-general (Hungarian: főkapitányságok, Slovak: hlavné kapitanáty):
Cisdanubia (largely present-day Slovakia)
Transdanubia (the
remaining Royal Hungary)...
- the
first line of
battle the two (1st and 2nd) Pest
battalions of the
Cisdanubia Volunteer Mobile National Guards were deplo****, the
vanguard was made...
-
lyric and
erotic poetry. Bal****i was born at Zólyom in the
Captaincy of
Cisdanubia and
Mining Towns in the
Kingdom of
Hungary (today Zvolen, Slovakia). He...
-
central management, two
centers of
power emerged (Southern
Transdanubia and
Cisdanubia).
After the
failure 1990 election, the
Debrecen branch led by Árpád Kotsis...
- III of Hungary. Accordingly,
Reynold was
responsible for the
affairs in
Cisdanubia.
However Attila Zsoldos, who
formerly also
shared this viewpoint, questioned...
-
National Guards of
Cisdanubia Major Lajos Gózon 6 - - - - 875 3. (Hont)
Battalion of the
Volunteer Mobile National Guards of
Cisdanubia Major Ignác (János)...
-
palatinus ultradanubialis) –
simultaneously Apor Péc was
responsible for
Cisdanubia – in 1298 and held that
office until the next year. In the contemporary...
- (1800–1849),
Hungarian politician, noble,
Inspector of the
Lutheran Diocese of
Cisdanubia.
Archduke Joseph Karl of
Austria (1833–1905),
Austrian archduke. Lenka...
