Ottonian–Hungarian conflicts

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The Ottonian–Hungarian conflicts were a series of 10th-century military confrontations between the German Ottonian dynasty and the nomadic Magyar forces that culminated in the consolidation of East Frankish royal power and the end of large-scale Hungarian raids into Western Europe.

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Magyar siege of Augsburg (955) partOf Hungarian invasions of Europe
linked to: Ottonian–Hungarian conflicts
Magyar siege of Augsburg (955) partOf Ottonian–Hungarian conflicts
Magyar light cavalry notableCampaign Hungarian raids of the 10th century
linked to: Ottonian–Hungarian conflicts
Revolt against Otto I precededBy Hungarian invasions of East Francia
linked to: Ottonian–Hungarian conflicts
Battle of Lechfeld conflict German–Hungarian wars
subject linked to: Lechfeld
linked to: Ottonian–Hungarian conflicts