Regum Hungariae ... Genealogia, by Daniel Cornides, presents a detailed genealogical record of the Kings of Hungary. This historical work meticulously traces the lineage and succession of Hungarian royalty, providing valuable insights into the dynastic relationships and historical context of the Hungarian kingdom. Written in French, this book serves as an essential resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the royal history of Eastern Europe. Explore the intricate connections and legacies of the Hungarian monarchs through this comprehensive genealogical account.
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