Tribe list of the Árpáden

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The Árpáden were originally a Magyar princely family, whose earliest ascertainable ancestor the Grand Duke Álmos, the father of Árpád, who is considered to be the founder of Hungary and the dynasty, presumably still descended from Hungarian equestrian chiefs. Up to AD 1000, the sources are not entirely certain, but can only be assumed. The Árpáden ruled Hungary from around 900, Croatia and Dalmatia from 1102 and Rama from 1131 to 1301 AD, until the family was in male line with King Andrew III. went out. In Hungary, the Árpáden were initially replaced by the Přemyslids , but when they became extinct in the same generation, they were replaced by the House of Anjou , a subsidiary branch of the Capetians , and in Croatia even directly by them. The Árpád today have no descendants in direct male line more, only the Scottish Drummond - Clan leads with support from the European Stammtafeln György, a son of dubious legitimacy of Andreas I returned, allegedly returned with Edward Ætheling to Scotland. But this is very controversial. This stem list only includes the male line, illegitimate offspring are not counted either.

Tribe list

The Grand Dukes of Hungary (main branch)

Álmos (Grand Duke) ; * approx. 820, † 895; Grand Duke of the Magyars

  1. Árpád ; * 845, † 907; from 886 first Grand Duke of Hungary
    1. Levente / Liyntika; *?, † 907; General Árpáds
    2. Tarhos / Tarkacsu; * 872, † 928; from 900 Grand Duke of Hungary
      1. Tevel; * 900, † 939; Hungarian tribal prince
        1. Tormás / Termacsu; * 935, † 975; Hungarian tribal prince
          1. Tar Szerénd / Zerind; *, † 971; Hungarian tribal prince
            1. Koppany ; * 950, † 998 at Veszprém; Hungarian tribal prince of Somogy and pretender to the throne
    3. Yllő; *?, †?; General of his father
      1. Etzel (Észelő); *?, †?; Hungarian tribal prince
    4. Jutas; *?, †?; General of the father
      1. Fajsz / Falicsi, according to some sources also a son of Zoltán; *?, †?; from 948 to 955 Grand Duke of Hungary
    5. Zoltan ; * approx. 896, † 950; From 907 to 946 Grand Duke of Hungary
      1. Taksony ; * 931, † 970/973; 955 to 971 Grand Duke of Hungary
        1. Géza (Hungary) ; * approx. 940, † February 1, 997; from 971 Grand Duke of Hungary;
          ⚭ I) before 972, divorced after 975 Sarolt , daughter of Gyula II., Duke of Transylvania,
          ⚭ II) 985 Adelheid, sister of Mieszko I , Duke of the Polans
          1. (I) Judith; *?, † after 988; ⚭ Bolesław I (Poland) (Boleslaw Chobry)
          2. (I) Margarethe; *?, † after 988; ⚭ Gavril Radomir , Tsar of Bulgaria
          3. (I) St. Stephan I (Hungary) ( I. Szent István ) born Vajk; from 997 to 1000 last Grand Duke of Hungary (as Vajk), from 1000 first King of Hungary (as Stephan I); 969 near Esztergom , † August 15, 1038; ⚭ hl. Gisela von Bayern , daughter of Heinrich II. (HRR) the brawler , Duke of Bavaria , King of Italy , King and Emperor of the HRR
            1. St. Emmerich (saint) ; * 1007, † September 2, 1031 in a bear hunt; Heir to the throne of Hungary
            2. Otto; *?, †?, But early; Prince of Hungary
            3. Agathe; *?, †?; ⚭ Eduard Ætheling , heir to the throne of England
          4. (I) Maria; *?, † after 988; ⚭ Ottone Orseolo , Doge of Venice , mother of Peter Orseolo , King of Hungary
          5. (I) Gisela; *?, †?; ⚭ Sámuel Aba , paladin , later King of Hungary
        2. Michael ( Mihail / Mihály ); *?, † approx. 978; Duke between March (river) and Esztergom; ⚭ Adelheid, sister of Mieszko I, Duke of Poland
          1. Basil ( Vazul / Vászoly / Wacilo ); * Early 11th century, blinded by his cousin Stephan I, † 1037; Duke between March and Gran, Prince of the Principality of Neutra , heir to the throne of Hungary;
            ⚭ I) Katun Anastasia of Bulgaria, daughter of Samuil (Bulgaria) , Tsar of Bulgaria,
            ⚭ II) Katharina of Bulgaria, daughter of Nikolaus, Prince of Bulgaria
            1. (I) Descendants: The other kings of Hungary up to 1095 (Vazul and Kálmán branches) (see below)
          2. Ladislaus the Bald ( Szár László ); *?, † 1029; Duke between March and Gran; ⚭ approx. 1000 Přemyslowna, daughter of Vladimir I. Svyatoslawitsch the Great , the Saint or the apostle equals , Grand Duke of Kiev
            1. Bohuslaus ( Bóhuszló ); *?, †? Duke between March and Gran;
  2. Szabolcs, possibly also uncle, nephew or cousin of Árpád; *?, †?; Grand Duke of Hungary

The kings of Hungary, Croatia and Dalmatia until 1131 (Vazul and Kálmán branches)

Basil ( Vazul / Vászoly / Wacilo ); * Early 11th century, blinded by his cousin Stephan I, † 1037; Duke between March and Gran, Prince of the Principality of Neutra, heir to the throne of Hungary;
⚭ I) Katun Anastasia of Bulgaria, daughter of Samuil (Bulgaria), Tsar of Bulgaria,
⚭ II) Katharina of Bulgaria, daughter of Nikolaus, Prince of Bulgaria

  1. (I) Andreas I. (Hungary) the Catholic ( I. Katolikus András ) born Endre; * 1015, † 1060; King of Hungary from 1147 to 1160 ;
    ⚭ I) Hungarian pagan ,
    ⚭ II) Anastasia of Kiev , daughter of Jaroslaw I. Vladimirovich; Grand Duke of Kiev ( Yaroslav the Wise )
    1. (I) Georg (György / George); *? in Hungary, † ? in Scotland ; Prince of Hungary, clan chief of Clan Drummond
      1. Moritz (Maurice / Móric); *?, †?, Clan chief of the Drummond clan, Prince of Hungary
        1. Descendants: (?) The Scottish Drummond clan
    2. (II) Solomon (Hungary) ( Salamon ); * 1053, † 1087; Hungarian rival king to Béla I from 1060 to 1063, King of Hungary from 1063 to 1074;
      ⚭ I) 1063 Judith von Schwaben , daughter of Heinrich III. (HRR) , Duke of Bavaria, Swabia and Carinthia, Margrave of Verona, King of Burgundy and King and Emperor of the HRR,
      ⚭ II) 1084/1085 daughter of Kuteszk, prince of a tribe of the Pechenegs
      1. Agnes / Sophie; * 1088, † 1100
    3. (II) David (Dávid); * 1053/1055, † 1094; Prince of Hungary
    4. (II) Adelheid; * 1040, † 1062; ⚭ Vratislav II , King of Bohemia and Margrave of Lusatia
  2. (I) Béla I. (Hungary) the bull ( I. Bajnok Béla ) born Adalbert; * 1016, † September 11, 1063; King of Hungary from 1060 after a revolt against his brother with an opposing king;
    ⚭ I) Ryksa von Polen , daughter of Mieszko II. Lambert , King and Duke of Poland,
    ⚭ II) Tuta von Formbach , daughter of Heinrich I, Count von Formbach
    1. (I) Géza I. born Magnus; * 1048, † April 25, 1077; King of Hungary from 1074;
      ⚭ I) Sophie von Looz , daughter of Giselbert, Count von Looz,
      ⚭ II) Synadene von Byzanz , daughter of Theodulos Synadenos
      1. Daughter ; *?, †?; Mother of a pretender to the throne Ivan
      2. (I) Koloman (Hungary) the bookseller ( Könyves Kálmán / Koloman ); * 1074, † February 3, 1116; Bishop of Grosswardein , from 1095 King of Hungary (as Kálmán), from 1102 King of Croatia and Dalmatia (as Koloman);
        ⚭ I) Felizia of Sicily , daughter of Roger I (Sicily) , King of Sicily and Count of Apulia ,
        ⚭ II) Euphemia of Kiev , daughter of Vladimir II, Grand Duke of Kiev ( Vladimir Wsewolodowitsch Monomakh )
        1. (I) Sophie; *?, †?; ⚭ Saul, clan of Bihar; Mother of the pretender to the throne Saul
        2. (I) Stephan II. (Hungary) ( II. István / Stjepan III. ); * 1101, † March 1, 1131; from 1116 king of Hungary (as Stephan II.), Croatia and Dalmatia (as Stephan III.); ⚭ Christiane von Capua , daughter of Robert I, Count von Aversa and Prince of Capua, II) Adelheid von Riedenburg , daughter of Stefan II von Riedenburg, baron, later burgrave of Regensburg
        3. (I) Ladislaus; * 1101, † 1112; Prince of Hungary
        4. (I) daughter ; *?, †?; ⚭ Wladimirko Volodarowitsch, Prince of Halych
        5. (II) Boris Konrad Kolomannos (Bórisz); * approx. 1114, † 1153/1154 in the fight against the Pechenegs; Pretender to the throne of Hungary, anti-king to Stephen II, Béla II and Géza II, Panhypersebastus of Byzantium ; ⚭ Anna Dukraina, (?) Daughter of Johannes Dukas, Prince of Byzantium
          1. Descendants: The Byzantine family of the Kolomannoi
      3. (I) Álmos (Croatia) (Álmoš); * 1074/1075, blinded by his brother Koloman in 1113, † 1127/1129; from 1084 to 1091 duke of Croatia, from 1091 to 1095 king of eastern Croatia ( Slavonia ), 1095 heir to the throne of Hungary, from 1095 to 1108 last prince of the Principality of Neutra; ⚭ 1104 Predslawa, daughter of Svyatopolk II (Kiev) Isjaslavich, Grand Duke of Kiev
        1. Descendants: The other kings of Hungary, Croatia, Dalmatia and the kings of Rama up to 1205 (Álmos and Imre branches) (see below)
      4. (II) daughter ; *?, †?;
    2. (I) St. Ladislaus I (Hungary) the Saint ( I. Szent László ); * 1048, † June 20, 1095; from 1077 King of Hungary; ⚭ Adelheid von Swabia , daughter of Rudolf von Rheinfelden , Duke of Swabia and anti-Roman-German king
      1. St. Irene of Byzantium, born Piroska of Hungary ; * 1088, † August 13, 1134; ⚭ 1104 John II Comnenus , Emperor of Byzantium
      2. Daughter ; *?, †?; ⚭ Yaroslav, Prince of Volhynia
    3. (I) Maria; *?, †?; ⚭ Andronikos Dukas Mitka, Prince of Byzantium
    4. (I) Helene ( Ilona / Jelena the beautiful ); *?, † 1095; ⚭ Dmitar Zvonimir , King of Croatia
    5. (I) daughter , ⚭ Lambert, Count von Hontpázmány
    6. (I) Euphemia * 1045/1055, † April 2, 1111), ⚭ Otto I (Moravia) , Prince of Moravia
    7. (II) Lambert ( Lampert ); * approx. 1040, † 1095; Duke in southern Hungary
    8. (II) Sophia of Hungary ; * approx. 1050, † June 18, 1095),
      ⚭ I) Ulrich I (Istria-Carniola) , Margrave of Istria and Carniola and Count of Weimar-Orlamünde ,
      ⚭ II) Magnus (Saxony) , Duke of Saxony
  3. Levente; * approx. 1017, † 1046/1047; Prince and pretender to the throne of Hungary

The kings of Hungary, Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama until 1205 (Álmos and Imre branches)

Álmos (Álmoš); * 1074/1075, blinded by his brother Koloman in 1113, † 1127/1129; from 1084 to 1091 duke of Croatia, from 1091 to 1095 king of eastern Croatia (Slavonia), 1095 heir to the throne of Hungary, from 1095 to 1108 last prince of the Principality of Neutra; ⚭ 1104 Predslawa, daughter of Svyatopolk II (Kiev) Isjaslavich, Grand Duke of Kiev

  1. Adelheid; * 1105/1107, † September 15, 1140; ⚭ 1123 Soběslav I , Duke of Bohemia
  2. Béla II. (Hungary) the blind ( II. Vak Béla / Bela I. ); * 1110, blinded by his uncle Koloman in 1113, † February 13, 1141; from April 28, 1131 King of Hungary (as Béla II.), Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama (as Béla I.); ⚭ Helena of Serbia ( Ilona ), daughter of Uroš I of Raszien , Great Župan ( Gespan ) of Serbia
    1. Elisabeth; * 1128, † 1155; ⚭ Mieszko III. the old , king of Poland
    2. Géza II. ( Gejza I ); * 1130 in Poland, † May 31, 1162 in Hungary; from 1141 king of Hungary (as Géza II.), Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama (as Géza I); ⚭ Euphrosina of Kiev , daughter of Mstislav I (Russia) Vladimirovich the Great , Grand Duke of Kiev
      1. Elisabeth; * 1144/1145, † approx. 1190; ⚭ Frederick (Bohemia) (Bedřich), Duke of Bohemia
      2. Stephan III. (Hungary) ( III. István / Stjepan IV. / Stjepan I. ); * 1147, † March 4, 1172, probably poisoned; from 1162 king of Hungary (as Stephan III.) as well as of Croatia and Dalmatia (as Stephan IV.) and Rama (as Stephan I), 1162 to 1163 with opposing kings;
        ⚭ I) 1167 daughter of Jaroslaw Osmomsl, Prince von Halytsch (repudiated in 1168, marriage annulled),
        ⚭ II) 1168 Agnes of Austria , daughter of Heinrich II. (Austria) , Duke of Austria
        1. (II) Béla; * / † 1168; Heir to the throne of Hungary
        2. (II) son ; * / † 1172, † shortly after birth or stillborn; Heir to the throne of Hungary
      3. Béla III. (Hungary) ( III. Béla / Bela II. ), First name changed to Alexios; * 1148, † April 24, 1196; from 1172 King of Hungary (as Béla III.), Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama (as Béla II.);
        ⚭ I) (betrothed) Maria Komnene (Montferrat) , daughter of Manuel I. Komnenos , Emperor of Byzantium,
        ⚭ II) Agnes de Châtillon , daughter of Rainald von Châtillon ( Renaud de Châtillon ), Prince of Antioch and Lord of Hebron and Oultrejordain ,
        ⚭ III) (betrothed) Konstanze Komnene, (?) Daughter of Manuel I. Komnenos of Byzantium, IV) Margaret of France (1158–1197) (Marguerite Capet), daughter of Louis VII (France) the Younger , King of France
        1. (II) Emmerich (Hungary) ( Imre / Emerik ); * 1174, † November 30, 1204; from 1196 king of Hungary, Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama;
          ⚭ I) (betrothed) 1182 Agnes von Hohenstaufen , daughter of Frederick I (HRR) Barbarossa , Duke of Swabia and King and Emperor of the HRR,
          ⚭ II) Constanze von Aragón , daughter of Alfons II (Aragón) the Chaste , King of Aragon and Count of Provence
          1. (II) Ladislaus III. the child ( III. Gyermek László / Ladislav II. ); * 1199/1201, † May 7, 1205 in exile in Vienna
        2. (II) Margarethe; * 1175, † approx. 1235; ⚭ Isaac II Angelus, Emperor of Byzantium
        3. (II) Andreas II. (Hungary) the Jerusalem / Hierosolymitaner ( II. Jeruzsálemi András / Andrija I ); * 1177, † September 21, 1235 in Ofen ( Buda ); King of Galicia from 1188 to 1189 after the expulsion of the resident Prince Vladimir Yaroslavich of Halych, who recaptured his territory the following year, again King of Galicia from 1208 to 1209 after the expulsion of the new Prince Roman Igorowitsch, whose territory was shortly afterwards taken over by his brother Vladimir Igorowitsch is recaptured, from 1196 self-proclaimed Hungarian rival king, from 1205 king of Hungary (as Andrew II), Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama (as Andreas I);
          ⚭ I) Gertrud von Andechs -Meran, daughter of Berthold IV. (Andechs) , Count of Andechs and Duke of Meranien ,
          ⚭ II) Jolante von Courtenay , daughter of Peter (Latin Empire) , Latin Empire, Emperor in Byzantium and Count of Courtenay ,
          ⚭ III) Beatrix von Este , daughter of Aldobrandini I, Margrave of Este
          1. (I / II / III) Descendants: The last kings of Hungary, Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama from the dynasty up to 1301 (András II branch) (see below)
        4. (II) Solomon; *?, †?, But young; Prince of Hungary
        5. (II) Stephan; *?, †?, But young; Prince of Hungary
        6. (II) Constance of Hungary ; * 1180, † 1240;
          ⚭ I) (betrothed) Konrad von Hohenstaufen (Duke Friedrich VI. (Swabia) of Swabia,
          ⚭ II) Ottokar I. Přemysl , King of Bohemia
      4. Géza (Gejza), name initially changed to Johannes; * approx. 1150, † approx. 1190 in the holy land; Pretender to the throne of Hungary, therefore captured by his brother Béla, in 1189 after his release Third crusade participant, ⚭ Byzantine woman
      5. Árpád (Arjpad); *?, †?, But young; Prince of Hungary
      6. Adela; * 1156, † 1199; ⚭ Svatopluk, Prince of Bohemia
      7. Helene; * approx. 1158, † May 25, 1199; ⚭ Leopold V. (Austria)
      8. Margarethe; * 1162, †?;
        ⚭ I) Isaak Makrodukas,
        ⚭ II) Andreas, clan of Somogy
    3. Ladislaus II. ( II. László / Ladislav I ); * 1131, † January 14, 1163; from 1162 Hungarian (as Ladislaus II) and Croatian rival king (as Ladislaus I) to Stephan III; ⚭ unknown woman
      1. Maria; *?, †?; ⚭ Niccolò Michelli the Vitale , Doge of Venice
    4. Stephan IV. (Hungary) ( IV. István / Stjepan V. / Stjepan II. ); * 1133, † April 11, 1165, by his followers in the Zimonyer ( Zemun poisoned) Castle; Hungarian pretender to the throne since 1155, 1162 to 1163 duke in Hungary, 1163 Hungarian (as Stephan IV.) and Croatian rival king (as Stephan V / II) to Stephan III; ⚭ Maria Komnene of Byzantium , daughter of Isaak Komnenos, Prince of Byzantium
    5. Álmos; * 1134, † 1138; Prince of Hungary
    6. Sophia; * approx. 1135, †? as a nun in Admont Monastery ; ⚭ (engaged) Conrad II (HRR) , Roman-German king
    7. Gertrud; *?, † 1156; ⚭ approx. 1150 Mieszko III. the old , senior duke of Poland
  3. Hedwig / Sophia; *?, †?; ⚭ 1132 Adalbert the Victorious , Duke of Austria

The last kings of Hungary, Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama from the dynasty up to 1301 (András II branch)

Andreas I (I). the Jerusalem / Hierosolymitaner ( II. Jeruzsálemi András / Andrija I. / Andrej I. Beljitsch ); * 1177, † September 21, 1235 in oven; King of Galicia from 1188 to 1189 (as Andrew I) after the expulsion of the resident Prince Vladimir Yaroslav of Halych, who recaptured his territory the following year, again King of Galicia from 1208 to 1209 (again as Andrew I) after the new one was expelled Prince Roman Igorowitsch, whose territory was recaptured shortly afterwards by his brother Vladimir Igorowitsch, from 1196 self-proclaimed Hungarian counter-king, from 1205 king of Hungary (as Andreas II.), Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama (as Andreas I);
⚭ I) Gertrud von Andechs-Meran, daughter of Berthold IV., Count of Andechs and Duke of Meranien,
⚭ II) Jolante Courtenay, daughter of Peter von Courtenay, Emperor of the Latin Empire of Byzantium,
⚭ III) Beatrix von Este, daughter of Aldobrandini I, Margrave of Este

  1. (I) Anna Maria; * approx. 1204, † 1237; ⚭ Ivan Assen II , Tsar of Bulgaria
  2. (I) St. Béla IV. (Hungary) ( IV. Béla / Bela III. ); * November 1206; † May 3, 1270 on Margaret Island ; from 1235 King of Hungary (as Béla IV.), Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama (as Béla III.), Duke of Styria from 1254 to 1258; ⚭ Maria Laskaris of Nicaea , daughter of Theodor I (Byzantium) Laskaris , Emperor of Nikaia
    1. Margarethe; * approx. 1220, † April 20, 1242; ⚭ William of Saint-Omer
    2. St. Kunigunde / Kinga of Poland ; * March 5, 1224, † July 24, 1292; ⚭ Bolesław V (Poland) the Chaste , Duke of Poland, since December 7, 1279 Clarissin in the monastery of Nowy Sącz
    3. Anna; * approx. 1225, † after 1270; ⚭ Rostislaw Michailowitsch, Prince of Halych, Chernikow and Novgorod and Ban of Slavonia
    4. Elisabeth; * 1236, † October 24, 1271; ⚭ Henry XIII. (Bavaria) , Duke of Lower Bavaria and Count Palatine by the Rhine
    5. Constanze; * approx. 1235, † after 1252; ⚭ Leo / Lew, King of Halych- Volhynia
    6. sl. Jolante / Yolanda; * 1235, † 1298; ⚭ Boleslaw the Pious , Duke of Greater Poland , abbess in the Clarissin Convent of Nowy Sącz from April 14, 1279
    7. Stephan V. (Hungary) ( V. István / Stjepan VI. / Stjepan III. ); * around October 15, 1239 in Ofen, † August 6, 1272 on Csepel (island) ; from 1270 king of Hungary (as Stephan V), Croatia and Dalmatia (as Stephan VI.) and of Rama (as Stephan III.); ⚭ Elisabeth, daughter of Kőten, Cuman tribal prince
      1. Elisabeth; * 1255, † 1313/1326;
        ⚭ I) Zawisch von Falkenstein ,
        ⚭ II) Stefan Uroš II. Milutin , King of Rascia and Serbia
      2. Catherine; * approx. 1255, † approx. 1315; ⚭ Stefan Dragutin , King of Raszien and Serbia
      3. Maria; * after 1257, † March 25, 1323; ⚭ Charles II (Naples) , the Lame , King of Naples and Albania , Prince of Taranto and Achaia and Count of Anjou , Maine and Provence
      4. Anna; * approx. 1260, † 1281; ⚭ Andronikos II (Byzantium) Palaiologos , Emperor of Byzantium
      5. Ladislaus IV. (Hungary) of the Cumans ( IV. Kun László / Ladislav III. ); * 1262, † July 10, 1290 in Kőrősszeg, murdered by Cumans; from 1272 king of Hungary (as Ladislaus IV.), Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama (as Ladislaus III.), 1274 to 1275 with an opposing king; ⚭ Isabella ( Elisabeth of Sicily ), daughter of Charles I (Naples) , King of Sicily, Naples and Albania, Prince of Taranto and Achaia, and Count of Anjou, Maine and Provence
      6. Andreas; * 1268, † 1278; Duke of Slavonia, appointed from 1274 to 1275 by Heinrich Kőszegi as an anti-king to Ladislaus IV (his brother)
    8. St. Margaret of Hungary ; * January 27, 1242, † January 18, 1271; Dominican in the monastery at Veszprém
    9. Béla ( Bela ); * approx. 1243, † 1269, killed by Heinrich Kőszegi; Duke of Macsó, Bosnia and Slavonia, and Duke in Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama; ⚭ Kunigunde von Brandenburg, daughter of Otto III. (Brandenburg) , Margrave of Brandenburg
  3. (I) St. Elisabeth of Thuringia ; * 1207, † November 10, 1231; ⚭ (hl.) Ludwig IV. (Thuringia) the saint , Landgrave of Thuringia , (Landgrave of Hesse )
  4. (I) Koloman ( Kálmán / Koloman / Kolewman Andrejewitsch ); * 1208, † 1241; 1214 to 1215 Prince of Halych, 1215 to 1221 first King of Galicia and Lodomeria (Halych-Volhynia) after expulsion ⚭ Salome of Poland, daughter of Leszek I the White , Duke of Poland
  5. (I) Andreas II. ( András / Andrej II. Andrejewitsch ); * approx. 1210, † 1234; 1221 to 1234 Prince of Halych-Volhynia as successor to his brother; ⚭ 1221 Maria / Helene von Novgorod, daughter of Mstislaw III., Prince of Novgorod
  6. (II) St. Jolante / Yolanda of Hungary ; * 1219, † October 9, 1251 in Huesca ; ⚭ Jacob I (Aragón) the Conqueror , King of Aragon
  7. (III) Stephan ( István / Stjepan / Stefano ); * 1236, † April 10, 1271; Duke of Slavonia;
    ⚭ I) Elisabeth Traversara, daughter of a Venetian nobleman ,
    ⚭ II) Katharina Thomasina Morosini, also daughter of a Venetian nobleman
    1. (II) Andrew III. (Hungary) the Venetians ( Andrea / III. Velencei András / Andrija II. ); * 1265 in Italy, † January 14, 1301; from 1290 king of Hungary (as Andreas III.), Croatia, Dalmatia and Rama (as Andreas II.);
      ⚭ I) Fenena von Kujawien , daughter of Siemomysław (Kujawien) , Duke of Kujawien ,
      ⚭ II) February 13, 1296 Agnes of Hungary , daughter of Albrecht I (HRR) , Roman-German King and Duke of Austria and Styria
      1. (I) Elizabeth of Hungary ; * 1292, † May 6, 1338 in Töss , Switzerland

See also

To learn more about the Árpáden family and their meaning and impact, see Árpáden . To find out more about their importance for Hungary, see History of Hungary . To find out more about their importance for the country of Croatia, see History of Croatia .