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564:, where the most notorious pre-oligarch Henry Kőszegi was killed in the battle. By mid-1275, the royal court expressed confidence towards the Kőszegi family despite the earlier abductions. This meant the Csák group's anew fall from grace, and Egidius lost his office of Master of the treasury in early June 1275, replacing by Joachim Gutkeled himself.
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as uncertain and furious, as a result left Prague and returned to
Hungary in early May, along with Gregory. Egidius swore loyalty to Ladislaus IV, thus received forgiveness from Elizabeth and the Monoszlós' confiscated lands were regained. In the short-lived "unity government", Egidius simultaneously served as
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demanded Atyina for his family in accordance with the right of escheatage. However
Nicholas Aba and his brothers, in addition to Darnóc, acquired the whole Atyina and Novák lordship in Slavonia, thus they became ancestors of the Atyinai family. Kőszegi captured and imprisoned Nicholas and Peter Aba
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Taking advantage of the internal political crisis, Ottokar's
Austrian and Moravian troops invaded the borderlands of Hungary in April 1273, using the Pressburg region as a march route. The attack temporarily united the rivaling baronial groups against the external enemy. Ottokar's step made Egidius
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joined him, infuriating
Stephen V's partisans who accused her of having conspired against her husband. Egidius Monoszló immediately laid siege in late August to the Dowager Queen's palace in Székesfehérvár to "rescue" Ladislaus from the rival baronial group's influence. Another foreign chronicles –
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between 1303 and 1304. Egidius donated Darnóc Castle (today
Slatinski Drenovac, Croatia) to them, however both Peter and Michael had died before Egidius. In 1308, Egidius changed his last will and testament, when his son-in-law, Nicholas Aba and his brothers (John, James and Peter) from the Nyék
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In the first five regnal years of the minor
Ladislaus IV, twelve "changes of government" took place between the two baronial groups. The Csáks and their allies successfully removed Joachim Gutkeled and Henry Kőszegi from power by the summer of 1274. After that the two disgraced lords decided to
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from 1270 to 1307. The three brothers supported each other in national politics and gradually distinguished themselves from the other branches of the
Monoszló kindred. This intention also appeared in contemporary documents and charters, when their names were referred with the suffixes
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and the subsequently influential Kórógyi family through their marriages. Egidius had no legitimate sons, only a doubtful authentic charter from 1327 mentions a certain
Nicholas in this respect, but since if he was an existing person, he had to die before Egidius' death in 1313.
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routed the
Bulgarians in Vrchov. After the victory, Egidius was made Master of the treasury in Stephen's court in 1266 and served in that capacity until Stephen's ascension to the Hungarian throne following the death of Béla IV in May 1270. Egidius also served as
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Both
Egidius and Gregory lost all political influence for uncertain reasons after 1275, as they had never hold any dignities after that, despite the fact that the Csák group was able to return to govern the realm even at the end of the year. Historian
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and its surrounding areas and handed over to Ottokar II who provided shelter to them. Their Hungarian lands were confiscated following that by Queen Elizabeth in the name of his son. The Monoszló brothers were granted the Austrian castles of
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However around the fulfillment of Egidius' will, there were difficulties. After his death, Matthew Csák took the Fülek Castle and annexed it to his province. According to a royal charter issued by Charles I on 22 May 1317, the oligarch
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presented the document, thus Egidius died a few days earlier. According to his intention, his widow and minor orphan daughters were supposed to inherit the whole Atyina and Novák lordship in Slavonia. Egidius donated
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Egidius Monoszló was one of the last surviving barons who participated in the 1260s war and who were members of the feudal anarchy's first generation. As he had no legitimate heirs, he made his first
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claimed their violent nature made them incapable of compromise, but it is plausible they became political victims of the feudal anarchy's turbulent machinations of power. As historian
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baronial group took control over the country, ousting the Csák kindred. Egidius, who and his clan were the Csáks' strongest ally, also lost his dignity of Ban of Macsó and Bosnia.
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under Monoszló banner which also confirms Egidius' presence in the skirmish. In 1265, Egidius was mentioned as Master of the stewards in Stephen's court, possibly replacing
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capture and imprison Ladislaus and Elizabeth in June 1274. Although Peter Csák liberated them, Gutkeled and Kőszegi captured Ladislaus's younger brother,
668:(today Trnava, Slovakia) in early 1313. There lying on his deathbed, Egidius made his final testament at the local Franciscan friary. On 11 March 1313,
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Kádár, Tamás (2009). "Egy rejtélyes politikai gyilkosság és háttere a XIII. század végi Magyarországon: Béla macsói és boszniai herceg pályája ".
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troops routed his army after some clashes and bloodshed. As an Austrian chronicler wrote, Egidius, "fear of the Queen's revenge", fled to
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1188:"Semper meliora prospiciuntur et utiliora attenduntur" Political and Social Relationships of Peter Monoszló Bishop of Transylvania
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in that capacity. He interceded at his lord in the same year to grant nobility for the members of the Dobra kindred, his faithful
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from 1275 to 1276. They had four unidentified daughters, and Egidius became a relative of the Nyék branch of the
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in 1291. His brother died by 1294, when Egidius lamented over his death while entrusting the chaplain of
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in the summer of 1272, a new era had begun in Medieval Hungary. Stephen besieged Joachim's fortress in
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1171:(2). AETAS Könyv- és Lapkiadó Egyesület: 49–65.
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1353:March 1313
1214:25 December
1203:(1): 1–13.
796:Kovács 2015
754:Kovács 2015
723:Kovács 2015
687:Bács County
666:Nagyszombat
522:Szombathely
362:Gregory Péc
331:Bács County
278:Aba kindred
234:Gregory III
107:Nagyszombat
50:Maurice Pok
46:Predecessor
1548:Categories
1528:1274–1275
1409:1270–1272
1386:Ernye Ákos
1380:1270–1272
1333:Egidius II
1105:Engel 1988
1093:Engel 1988
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1069:Engel 1988
1054:Szűcs 1993
1042:Szűcs 1993
1015:Szűcs 1993
967:Szűcs 1993
955:Kádár 2009
943:Kádár 2009
931:Kádár 2020
919:Kádár 2020
779:Genealógia
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706:References
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579:Jenő Szűcs
568:Later life
544:–Gutkeled–
490:Korneuburg
434:Koprivnica
315:familiaris
205:Gregory II
154:Gregory II
104:March 1313
80:(2nd term)
73:(1st term)
70:Ernye Ákos
60:(2nd term)
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486:Stockerau
473:Pressburg
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311:civil war
295:Csák clan
174:Hungarian
134:Spouse(s)
66:Successor
41:1274–1275
39:1270–1272
1123:Századok
681:, while
662:de facto
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562:Polgárdi
558:Slavonia
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462:Slovakia
255:de Filek
226:Thomas I
201:Monoszló
128:Monoszló
1114:Sources
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675:Nagylak
641:Michael
595:Croatia
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350:Tirnovo
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307:Danube
266:Emeric
228:, the
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150:Father
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210:ispán
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