Kingdom of Hungary
* Magyar Királyság *
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Kingdom of Hungary
* Magyar Királyság *
* * * * * * * * * * * UNITS * * * * * * * * * * *
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Last edited by Tzar; January 18, 2008 at 12:05 AM.
Last edited by Tzar; February 02, 2008 at 02:32 PM.
I would be glad to help with research and I could try to source some pictures for you... although i'm not quite sure how yet... Just say if you need it.
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Well I'll start by posting what I have on hand which is mainly stuff on heraldry. Computer problems are stoping me from posting much but I can upload these images wich are the heraldry of the regions of Hungary. Hungary was divided into 64 regions in the 1800s, the period from which these coats of arms come from, before that the Hungarian proper wasn't really divided into divisble counties, however most of these crests didn't change from the medieval unofficial ones.
Between the Danube and Theiss (Tisza)
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Last edited by \Vazul's Ghost/; January 17, 2008 at 07:13 PM.
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[sorry for the incomplete post i'm still figuring this out... well lets continue]
Between the Theiss River and the Maros River
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Left Bank of the Danube (Duna)
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Left Bank of the Theiss River
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Right Bank of the Danube
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Right Bank of the Theiss
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Transylvania
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Croatia-Slavonia
The above 64 crests confirm to the system set up by the Austro-Hungarian administration, and did not apply to Croatian and Sclavonian lands. You probably already have plenty of sources for these lands but I may as well post what I have anyway.
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Once y computer problems are fixed I will post a map that displays these regions to put them in perspective, and will post more mod time frame relevant pictures and info.
Last edited by \Vazul's Ghost/; January 17, 2008 at 07:17 PM.
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Just please look at the time-period of the Mod ,when you posting pictures. You have nice collections of CoA.
Thanks
Tzar: Thanks, I know its a bit off period but many of the symbols of these regions haven't changed since the Arpad era, they just became official during the Hapsburg era so i thought you may find a use for them. Will post more closely historical ones once my internet connection is fixed.
Manuel Komnenos: Please help me here... Could someone please tell me how to insert spoiler tabs on pictures I can't find out for the life of me and for some reason the help and advice thread was never opened.
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When you edit your post put this in front of the stuff you would like to hide this [spoiler] and then this in the end /spoiler put this brakets around []
Thanks! You are my Saviour! I've been trying to find out how to do that for ages, anyway back to Hungary!
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Thanks! Vazul was a Hungarian pagan prince of the early 11th century who fought against St. Stephen when Hungary converted to christianity. He was obviously on the loosing side... and his punishment for his rebellion was that he had his eyes gouged out and molten lead poured down his ears. Poor blighter...
ANYWAY...
I cannot find a cohesive map of the counties of the 14th century anyware... the only one I could find was in impossible bad resolution. There are however plenty of maps of the counties of the 18th century, and I have compiled enough sources to modify one of those to a 14th century map. This is necessary trust me... as the main place that changed from the 14th to the 18th century were the lands around the serbian border and around key cities like Pecs. I would just like to know if anyone has a map of the 14th century regions to save me the effort...
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I found this concise yet accurate and detailed account of the military organisation of hungary on the net.
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I found it from the following website:
http://www.warfareeast.co.uk/main/Hungarian_Armies.htm
I hope it helps.
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Thanks!!!
Here is some information on the soldiers of the Hungarian army. Its from the same website as the one from my last post so you may have already got it but I thought I would post it just in case, as its pretty good info.
Knights
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Light Cavalry
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Edit: sorry forgot to put in spoiler text
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Here is some more information from the same site (I didn't want to make the one post too big so I split it into two). This is all information concerning Hungarian Infantry.
Hungarian Infantry
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Archers
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The Saxons
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Mercenary Infantry of the Hunyadi era
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Clipeati
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Armati
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Handgunners or Arquebusiers
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Light Infantry
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WarWagons (Tabors)
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Help its useful.
[ABOVE TWO POSTS COPIED FROM http://http://www.warfareeast.co.uk/...on.htm#Knights]
Edit: Damn forgot to put in some spoiler marks again!
Last edited by \Vazul's Ghost/; January 28, 2008 at 05:59 AM.
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This is from the same Link, wright?
All the info is from the same website, just different pages on the website. i only posted the second articles in case you hadn't checked out the rest of the website because their pretty good and it would be a shame if they were to go to waste. Sorry if it was a useless post
You should check out this website in depth if you haven't yet as they also have info on wallachia, serbia, the ottomans and even albanians and moldavians...
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