Géza I of Hungary

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Géza I of Hungary was an 11th-century king of Hungary known for his role in consolidating royal power and navigating internal dynastic conflicts.

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Géza I of Hungary canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of Hungary
human
medieval monarch
associatedPlace Esztergom
Vác
birthDate c. 1040
burialPlace Vác Cathedral
centuryOfActivity 11th century
child Almás, Duke of Croatia
Coloman, King of Hungary
linked to: Coloman of Hungary
conflict civil war against King Solomon of Hungary
country Kingdom of Hungary
deathDate 25 April 1077
deathPlace Vác
dynasty Árpád dynasty
era High Middle Ages
father Béla I of Hungary
gender male
givenName Géza
historicalRegion Central Europe
house Árpád dynasty
languageOfName Hungarian
mother Richeza (or Adelaide) of Poland
nativeLanguage Hungarian
nobleFamily House of Árpád
linked to: Árpád dynasty
notableFor consolidation of royal power in Hungary
involvement in internal dynastic conflicts
policy alignment with Western Christendom
strengthening royal authority over magnates
positionHeld King of Hungary
predecessor Solomon, King of Hungary
reignEnd 1077
reignStart 1074
relative Andrew I of Hungary
Solomon, King of Hungary
religion Roman Catholicism
sibling Ladislaus I of Hungary
Lampert of Hungary
spouse Sophia of Loon
linked to: Sophia of Looz

unknown first wife
successor Ladislaus I of Hungary
successorInDynasty Ladislaus I of Hungary
supportedBy Ladislaus I of Hungary
Polish forces
title Duke in northern Hungary before accession
King of Hungary

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Ladislaus I of Hungary sibling Géza I of Hungary
Ladislaus I of Hungary predecessor Géza I of Hungary
Coloman of Hungary father Géza I of Hungary
Richeza of Poland child Géza I of Hungary
Richeza of Poland relative Géza I of Hungary
Béla I of Hungary child Géza I of Hungary