Álmos, having realized that the emperor, facing…

1106 CE

Álmos, having realized that the emperor, facing a rebellion of his own son, cannot help him, returns to Hungary in 1106.

In the same year, Álmos flees to his brother-in-law, Boleslaw III of Poland.

With Polish assistance, he takes the fortress of Abaújvár in Hungary.

Coloman has a meeting with Boleslaw III and the two monarchs "vow perpetual friendship and brotherhood".

Without the Polish monarch's support, Álmos is forced to yield to Coloman.

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Abaújvár Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen Hungary View →

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Boleslaw III Wrymouth View → Coloman View → Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor View → Pope Paschal II View → Álmos View →

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Hungarian people View → Slavs, West View → Slavs, South View → Venice, Duchy of View → Croatia, Kingdom of View → Poles (West Slavs) View → Hungary, Kingdom of View → Poland of the first Piasts, Kingdom of View →

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Faith View → Government View →

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