Vengriya qirolligi

	Vengriya Qirolligi ; Magyar Királyság (vengercha); Regnum Hungariae (lotincha); Königreich Ungarn (nemischa);
	Shiori; Regnum Mariae Patrona Hungariae ; Vengriya homiysi Matyam qirolligi (vengercha)
	Madhiya; Himnusz (1844-1946) (vengercha)
	; 1914-yilda Vengriya Qirolligi (quyuq yashil) va Xorvatiya-Slavoniya (och yashil) Avstriya-Vengriya tarkibida
Poytaxti	Budapesht Tarixiy poytaxtlari: Esztergom (1000–1256); Temesvár (1315–1323); Visegrád (1323–1408); Buda (1256–1315; 1408–1485; 1490–1541; 1783–1873); Vienna (1485–1490); Pressburg (1536–1783); Debrecen (temporary: 1849; 1944); Budapest (1873–1946); Székesfehérvár (place of diets, royal seat, crowning and burial site from 1000 to 1543);
Til(lar)i	Lotin tili (1844-yilgacha tantanalar, liturgik va maʼmuriy til); Nemis tili (1784-1790; 1849-1867); Venger tili (1836-1849; 1867-1946); Italyan tili (1871-1918); Boshqa mahalliy tillar:; Carpathian Romani, Xorvat tili, Polyak tili, Rumin tili, Ruteniya tili, Serb tili, Slovak tili, Sloven tili, Idish tili
Dini	katolik, Kalvinizm, Lyuteranlik, Pravoslav cherkovi, Sharqiy katolik cherkovi, Unitarianism, Yahudiylik
Pul birligi	Florentinus (1325–1553); Thaler; Florin (1754–1867); Forint (1867–1892); Korona (1892–1918); Korona (1919–1926); Pengő (1927–1946); Adópengő (1946);
Maydoni	282,870 km² (1200-yil); 282,870 km² (1910-yil); 93,073 km² (1930-yil); 172,149 km² (1941-yil)
Aholisi	2,000,000 (1200-yil); 8,000,000 (1790-yil); 18,264,533 (1910-yil); 8,688,319 (1930-yil); 14.669.100 (1941-yil)
	Monarx
- 1000-1038 (ilk)	Vengriyalik Stephan I
- 1916-1918(soʻnggi)	Vengriyalik Charles IV
	Palatina
- 1009-1038(ilk)	Samuel Aba
- 1847-1848(soʻnggi)	Stephen Francis Victor
	Bosh Vazir
- 1848(ilk)	Lajos Batthyány
- 1845-1846(soʻnggi)	Zoltán Tildy

Manbalar tahrir

↑ The majority of Hungarian people became Christian in the 10th century. Hungary's first king, Saint Stephen I, took up Western Christianity. Hungary remained solely Catholic until the Reformation took place during the 16th century and, as a result, Lutheranism and then, soon afterwards, Calvinism started to spread.

Havolalar tahrir

[religion-1] The majority of Hungarian people became Christian in the 10th century. Hungary's first king, Saint Stephen I, took up Western Christianity. Hungary remained solely Catholic until the Reformation took place during the 16th century and, as a result, Lutheranism and then, soon afterwards, Calvinism started to spread.

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