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Hello. You have reverted a comment I made on a talk page here: https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Talk:Sz%C3%A9kelys&diff=1071098662&oldid=1071050157 under the pretense that it was vandalism. My comment was a valid point in the topic that was being discussed, as it was my intention to provide proper context for the debate regarding wether the subject is an ethnic group or a subgroup. It was made in good faith and therefore cannot be described as "vandalism". Furthermore, the comment did not contain any contentious, false or bad faith arguments that could make someone reasonably assume that the comment was vandalism - aside from my labeling of the Fidesz party as "ultranationalist" - a claim which is supported by reliable sources, and even if it wasn't, it doesn't justify a deletion of an entire post. I will undo your revert, and I will ask that you read WP:ATWV for future reference. Thank you. 46.97.170.40 ( talk) 10:55, 15 February 2022 (UTC)
You seem to have reverted my edit on the Hungary page about the government state. Where else am I meant to put the government state then in the infobox?
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Let me be frank, I think that Prince Csaba never existed. I think the stories about Csaba (by Simon of Kéza, and Mark of Kalt) as well as the story involving Prince Zuard & the Sobamogera (by Anonymus, on pp 46-47 of [1] containing Rady's translation, see also Rady's note on pp. 68-69) are all based this short passage:
One part went eastwards and settled in the region of Persia, and they to this day are called by the ancient denomination of the [Magyars] "Sabartoi asphaloi"
— Constantine Porphyrogenitus's De Administrando Imperio, "Chapter 38"
However, I do not know (any) source(s) that refute(s), or at least is/are skeptical of Csaba's existence. Can you kindly provide any? If there weren't any, still fine. I'll keep speculation in the talk pages instead of publishing it in articles. Thanks beforehand! Erminwin ( talk) 01:20, 24 November 2022 (UTC)
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help page).The biggest problem of Turanian fantasy is the population genetics, especially the modern Autosomal genetic admixtures. Almost all population of the former communist countries (Slavs or Romanians) cotain higher ratio of Mongoloid/Asatic genetic admixture ratio than modern Hungarians. How can you explain it?-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 13:38, 20 January 2024 (UTC)
I can not believe that you have never heard of population genetics. Maybe you confuse the term Mongoloid (around 40% of Global population) with Mongol nation.-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 18:52, 20 January 2024 (UTC)
You have confused the terms of mongoloid with mongol ethnic group. I think you are a turanist, a follower of pseudo historic movement.-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 09:18, 21 January 2024 (UTC)
First of all, you follow the methodes and characteritics of pseudohistory. You also follow the fantaasy of Gesta Hungarorum, which is supported only by Romanian historians.
A „sajátos nemzeti érdekeiket” szem előtt tartó román történészek abszolút hiteles műként szeretik bemutatni a Gesztát a nemzetközi közvélemény előtt. 1987-ben Ceausescu román diktátor kérésére még a New York Times-ban is fizetett hirdetésszerű propagandaanyagot jelentettek meg a Gesta "hitelességének" védelme érdekében.[6]
A magyar történészek viszont kezdetektől bírálták a műnek a honfoglalás korára vonatkozó hitelességét. A gesztában szerepeltetett helyi vezérek vagy államok ugyanis teljesen különböznek attól, ami a régebbi német, bizánci, lengyel és kijevi krónikákban olvasható. Információ hiányában Anonymus fiktív hősöket, vezéreket talál ki, akiket folyókról vagy domborzattal kapcsolatos helynevek után nevezett el. Fiktív hősei a honfoglalás során pedig elképzelt csatákat vívtak elképzelt népek és a honfoglalás korában a Kárpát-medencében nem létező hatalmak ellen.[7] A Honfoglalás korára vonatkozóan az Anonymus által "ősi" Kárpát-medencei etnikumokként szerepeltetett kazárok, kunok, görögök, blakok (románok), csehek és rómaiak a 9. században nem éltek ezen a területen.[8]
Read the article of pseudohistory.
Pseudohistory is purported history which:
Treats myths, legends, sagas and similar literature as literal truth Is neither critical nor skeptical in its reading of ancient historians, taking their claims at face value and ignoring empirical or logical evidence contrary to the claims of the ancients
Is neither critical nor skeptical in its reading of ancient historians, taking their claims at face value and ignoring empirical or logical evidence contrary to the claims of the ancients Is on a mission, not a quest, seeking to support some contemporary political or religious agenda rather than find out the truth about the past Often denies that there is such a thing as historical truth, clinging to the extreme skeptical notion that only what is absolutely certain can be called 'true' and nothing is absolutely certain, so nothing is true Often maintains that history is nothing but mythmaking and that different histories are not to be compared on such traditional academic standards as accuracy, empirical probability, logical consistency, relevancy, completeness, fairness or honesty, but on moral or political grounds Is selective in its use of ancient documents, citing favorably those that fit with its agenda, and ignoring or interpreting away those documents which do not fit Considers the possibility of something being true as sufficient to believe it is true if it fits with one's agenda Often maintains that there is a conspiracy to suppress its claims because of racism, atheism or ethnocentrism, or because of opposition to its political or religious agenda[9]
Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke prefers the term "cryptohistory". He identifies two necessary elements as "a complete ignorance of the primary sources" and the repetition of "inaccuracies and wild claims".[10][11]
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The arbitrary linking of disparate events so as to form – in the theorist's opinion – a pattern. This is typically then developed into a conspiracy theory postulating a hidden agent responsible for creating and maintaining the pattern. For example, the pseudohistorical The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail links the Knights Templar, the medieval Grail Romances, the Merovingian Frankish dynasty and the artist Nicolas Poussin in an attempt to identify lineal descendants of Jesus. Hypothesising the consequences of unlikely events that "could" have happened, thereby assuming tacitly that they did. Sensationalism, or shock value Cherry picking, or "law office history", evidence that helps the historical argument being made and suppressing evidence that hurts it.[12] — Preceding unsigned comment added by Hefty-priced ( talk • contribs) 15:52, 21 January 2024 (UTC)
No, your Magyarságkutató Intézet is not considered real scientific organization, since their researchers had no hiigh academic rank or rank at the universities, it was established as political propaganda tool of the recent governemnt, it is part of the NER. You try to avoid the answer: Why do you use the charateristics of pseudo history? Why do you try to follow unreliable fairly-tale books, like Gesta Hungarorum, which can be called as the Holy script of Romanians. Why do you support such laughable theories like turanism, which is 100% in line with anti-Hungarian Romanian and Slovak propagandas? Thank you for your answer. (Please do not avoid any questions, and do no cherry pick only a single topic of this discussion.-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 18:03, 21 January 2024 (UTC)
There are no Scythian option in genetic tests. Neither genetic testing companies use such pseudo-scientific terms when they sent the results of the tests vie e-mail. There are several pseudo-scientific game calculators (or clown calculators) where you can upload the DNA test files, and give you anceient fantasy ancestors. They are used often by nationalist teenagers instead of serious adult people. -- Hefty-priced ( talk) 18:15, 21 January 2024 (UTC)
I suggest to read the genetics section of this article: /info/en/?search=Scytho-Siberian_world#Genetics If you were real scythian, than you would had non-European (non-White) partially Asian/Mongoloid genetics, which is very unusual in Hungary. Asian admixture is more common among Eastern Slavic and Romanian population.-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 19:58, 21 January 2024 (UTC)
Scythians as an ethnic group were born in the borderlands of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, thus their Mongoloid / Causcaisan admixture is not surprising but expected. Scythians were not so advanced to create any aristically signifficant values, most of their gold and sylver artifacts were created by Greek and Persian masters.-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 17:04, 23 January 2024 (UTC)
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I am writing because you are clearly interested in the medieval history of Hungary. In the recent period, many developments have been made in order to genetically identify the members of the Árpád dynasty (and also the Hunyadi family), which is a joint project of the Szeged Archeology Center and MKI (The royal tombs of Székesfehérvár, the Reliquary of St. Ladislaus, the identification of graves by radiocarbon analysis, either in Egres or Abasár, etc.). I think that a separate article could be written about this, where the current development could always be expanded. I am happy to undertake this, but I think my background knowledge is not enough. However, it would be good to collect the sources (MKI has published monographs on the subject in English). What do you think about this? I also wrote about the matter to another editor User:Gyalu22, who is also active in the topic of medieval history. Norden1990 ( talk) 15:28, 8 January 2023 (UTC)
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Hi. You provided a link but I cannot access the website. The portrait definitely does not look contemporary. Could you please provide some details about the source publication and also about the file (author, date, etc)? Surtsicna ( talk) 18:27, 3 April 2023 (UTC)
It is very good to see that you are making a more informative table of the list of Hungarian rulers. However, it would be nice if the article was accompanied by sources. For instance,
I have doubts about some dates, however. For example, it is impossible that Andrew III would have been king on 10 July 1290, since he was still in captivity in Austria on the day of the assassination of Ladislaus IV. He was smuggled out of the country by the monks of Archbishop Lodomer. On the other hand, Coloman had to fight for the crown with his brother Álmos following the death of Ladislaus I, and was crowned king only in early 1096. Just one more comment: in the case of Charles I and Louis I, would it not be more appropriate to use the contemporary depictions (the miniatures of the Illuminated Chronicle)? But these are just small comments, the list itself is very impressive and informative. I'm glad to see that medieval Hungarian history is of interest to someone other than me here on Wikipedia. Norden1990 ( talk) 23:21, 7 April 2023 (UTC)
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Hello, I already talked with @ Borsoka and she let the text I wrote in. Historians' consensus is that his father was Vlach/Romanian and there are only legends about his mother two centuries later. Talk with @ Borsoka. I will put back what I wrote. Ninhursag3 ( talk) 06:50, 18 April 2023 (UTC)
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Van egy új tanulmány az 1332-37. évi pápai tizedjegyzékről, amely esetleg érdekes lehet számomra, itt. Norden1990 ( talk) 20:34, 3 May 2023 (UTC)
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which was not resolved and was further complicated by legal and social aspects of the settlement of Romanians in the Hungarian counties. This is simply showing the Romanians as settlers and presenting it as a factual statement when it is not known if that was the case. This is a controversial statement and it needs to be attributed. Info treating more inoffensive matters, which will be most of the info in an article unless about a topic like Origin of the Romanians, doesn't have to be attributed. I assume what happened in the case that I cited that a primary historical source mentioned the Romanians in a context of problems in Transylvania and the author you cited, Benedek Jancsó, combined this information with his already set in stone view that Romanians are migrants and wrote that it is precisely the settler Romanians, because of their settling, that were causing the problems. Maybe the historical source did mention the Romanians as directly causing the problems but I would not be surprised if Jancsó exaggerated it. Maybe you're now seeing the problem in this academic area. Many authors interpret the sources to favor their views.
Ha esetleg Bulcsú cikkét jelentősen ki tudnád bővíteni a közeljövőben, az nagyszerű lenne. Én nem igazán vagyok otthon a magyar őstörténetben + a nagyfejedelemség korában, ezért nem is nyúltam még hozzá. De mégis csak a 10. században legtöbbet emlegetett magyar törzsszövetségi vezetőről van szó. Forrást, ha gondolod, segíthetek összegyűjteni a számodra. Norden1990 ( talk) 15:56, 10 May 2023 (UTC)
The Ottoman army did not retreat, Mehmed handed the siege to his pasha and marched on the Hungarian army. Keremmaarda ( talk) 14:22, 17 May 2023 (UTC)
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Szia! A tárnokvölgyi csatáról illetve az ahhoz kapcsolódó hun-magyar hagyományról jelent meg egy új tanulmány Veszprémy László tollából a legújabb Hadtörténelmi Közleményekben (2023. 1. sz. március). Később majd ingyenesen is letölthető lesz a szám. Norden1990 ( talk) 20:52, 21 June 2023 (UTC)
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Hi, In the field battle, the Turks are chasing the Hungarians back to the castle. It is common for Mehmed to be injured because Mehmed was trying to gather his army on the battlefield. Seeing that Mehmed was fighting, the Ottoman soldiers quickly united and attacked the Crusader army and pushed the Hungarians back into the castle. After this war, the Hungarians lost their former power, they could not raise such a large army even in the Battle of Mohacs (although there was crusader support). That's why I wrote the Pyrrhic victory. And İsmail Hakkı Uzunçarşılı says that he prevented a crusade from taking place thanks to the resistance of the Turks in the field battle. I would be grateful if you read and evaluate my comment. Keremmaarda ( talk) 11:59, 21 August 2023 (UTC)
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I've opened a request for 3rd opinion related to the discussion on Fidesz. Aristeus01 ( talk) 17:52, 5 September 2023 (UTC)
The principality of Moldavia is in the alliance alongside Venice. And all wars that took place between 1463 and 1479 are included in that category. Keremmaarda ( talk) 08:17, 13 September 2023 (UTC)
Hello Mr. OrionNimrod, Can you review the Battle of Tahtalu? Keremmaarda ( talk) 15:36, 16 September 2023 (UTC)
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Battle of Breadfield Hello Mr. Orion Nimrod, Did Matthias Corvinus take part in this battle? Keremmaarda ( talk) 23:32, 25 September 2023 (UTC)
Hello Mr. Orion Nimrod, do you have any sources that give the number of the Ottoman army in the siege of Belgrade according to different Hungarian sources? Are there any Hungarian sources that say there are 30 thousand people? Keremmaarda ( talk) 13:29, 11 October 2023 (UTC)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draft:Battle_of_Byshek_(1467)
Hello Mr. OrionNimrod. Have you ever seen any sources mentioning such a war in period Hungarian documents or historians? Keremmaarda ( talk) 19:10, 15 October 2023 (UTC)
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Mr. OrionNimrod. Muhittin Eliaçık is not only a literature teacher but also has an academic background in history. He is someone who studies Ottoman archives and writes books. https://kariyer.kku.edu.tr/akademik/default.aspx?sicil=A-0212 Keremmaarda ( talk) 20:33, 28 December 2023 (UTC)
Hello Mr. OrionNimrod. I will probably get a permanent ban. I wanted to thank you before I go. When I first started Wikipedia, you were my first interlocutor, you treated me like a human being and responded to my discussions and topics. You were the first to teach me right and wrong here. Maybe you hate me, maybe you will complain about me, but I see you as my friend and you are the only editor you care about here. That's why I wanted to say goodbye to you. Even though we argued and fought, we had good memories with you here (at least for me). See you brother, take care. Keremmaarda ( talk) 09:52, 4 January 2024 (UTC)
https://www.hetek.hu/cikkek/online/fegyveres-hatalomatvetelre-keszult-egy-csoport-magyarorszagon
Can you see what can be the result of pseudohistoric lullabies?-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 20:40, 24 January 2024 (UTC)
It is not harrasent, but a fact. Another article about Scythian terrorist coup. These lesser educated people (proletarians craftsmen) also beleive in your Scythian fantasies.
Another article about Scythian Coup attempt: https://hang-hu.translate.goog/kultura/krasznahorkai-laszlo-elore-latta-a-szkita-puccsot-161086?_x_tr_sl=hu&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=hu&_x_tr_pto=wapp — Preceding unsigned comment added by Hefty-priced ( talk • contribs) 20:33, 25 January 2024 (UTC)
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Dude, we've been having a lot of discussions on the articles under Ottoman war history. We keep accusing each other of number vandalism. If you want to have a mutual exchange of information on this topic, we can exchange private messages. My problem is not to minimize the number of Ottoman armies, but to prevent number vandalism by Western sources. Actually, I think you would understand me if you correlate a little bit between the wars. As I said, we can solve this issue by discussing privately, not on Wikipedia. Nabukednezar03 ( talk) 21:34, 31 January 2024 (UTC)
A 12.század eleji "Keresztény magyarok cselekedetei" kimaradt. Juliánus barát is azt használta a Gesta helyett, mert megbízhatóbb és régebbi volt.-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 21:56, 31 January 2024 (UTC)
Hungarian political crisis (1905–1906)
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Dear Nimrod. You recently made this revert. I would be delighted if you can show me a professional article or book in Hungarian specifically about this bird which specifically uses this hungarian word Bese for the animal with pictures of the bird please. Much appreciated. 149.50.160.94 ( talk) 23:05, 16 May 2024 (UTC)
Hello. I've reverted most of your edits in other Wikipedias removing that map. Some other edits were reverted by other users. By pushing a clearly POV and not neutral map you've set a precedent. Now I am simply following the logic of this precedent. As long as the map is attributed, it is okay and we may not question it, correct? Super Ψ Dro 10:15, 25 June 2024 (UTC)
we have lack of sources of allegedly “always majority people”. You don't seem to equate the Daco-Roman countinuity and the immigration theories on the same level even though there is no proof for any of them. There has never been anything about an immigration of such a large group of people north of the Danube, we in fact have Byzantine chronicles attesting the immigration of Vlachs from north to south instead, we have a writer of 1150 showing the notion of this people having been there before the conquest, we have sources attesting many similar-souding peoples (Blakumen, Blaghjs... all of which Hungarians say they cannot have connection with Vlachs).
I think you dont think seriously that 100% of Hungary would be nationalist just because they dont accept a nationalist theory from an other countryno I think the nationalism comes from their own nationalist theory with the exact same aim as the Daco-Roman one: that we are here first, that the other side has no history, and that therefore this land belongs to us.
in fact there would be no guarantee a more general and vague map would depict e.g. more Romanians, maybe even lessthis is not the issue I have with the map, it is the pretension of accuracy for such detail and period in time. Regarding the Academy's methodology, it was summarized in under one page. I do not find it particularly exhaustive. The map excludes non-permanent settlements when many Romanians had not become fully sedentary yet. Another user had raised issues as well with the use of people's names in tax payer lists. Super Ψ Dro 22:36, 9 July 2024 (UTC)
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Hello. You have reverted a comment I made on a talk page here: https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Talk:Sz%C3%A9kelys&diff=1071098662&oldid=1071050157 under the pretense that it was vandalism. My comment was a valid point in the topic that was being discussed, as it was my intention to provide proper context for the debate regarding wether the subject is an ethnic group or a subgroup. It was made in good faith and therefore cannot be described as "vandalism". Furthermore, the comment did not contain any contentious, false or bad faith arguments that could make someone reasonably assume that the comment was vandalism - aside from my labeling of the Fidesz party as "ultranationalist" - a claim which is supported by reliable sources, and even if it wasn't, it doesn't justify a deletion of an entire post. I will undo your revert, and I will ask that you read WP:ATWV for future reference. Thank you. 46.97.170.40 ( talk) 10:55, 15 February 2022 (UTC)
You seem to have reverted my edit on the Hungary page about the government state. Where else am I meant to put the government state then in the infobox?
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Let me be frank, I think that Prince Csaba never existed. I think the stories about Csaba (by Simon of Kéza, and Mark of Kalt) as well as the story involving Prince Zuard & the Sobamogera (by Anonymus, on pp 46-47 of [1] containing Rady's translation, see also Rady's note on pp. 68-69) are all based this short passage:
One part went eastwards and settled in the region of Persia, and they to this day are called by the ancient denomination of the [Magyars] "Sabartoi asphaloi"
— Constantine Porphyrogenitus's De Administrando Imperio, "Chapter 38"
However, I do not know (any) source(s) that refute(s), or at least is/are skeptical of Csaba's existence. Can you kindly provide any? If there weren't any, still fine. I'll keep speculation in the talk pages instead of publishing it in articles. Thanks beforehand! Erminwin ( talk) 01:20, 24 November 2022 (UTC)
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help page).The biggest problem of Turanian fantasy is the population genetics, especially the modern Autosomal genetic admixtures. Almost all population of the former communist countries (Slavs or Romanians) cotain higher ratio of Mongoloid/Asatic genetic admixture ratio than modern Hungarians. How can you explain it?-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 13:38, 20 January 2024 (UTC)
I can not believe that you have never heard of population genetics. Maybe you confuse the term Mongoloid (around 40% of Global population) with Mongol nation.-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 18:52, 20 January 2024 (UTC)
You have confused the terms of mongoloid with mongol ethnic group. I think you are a turanist, a follower of pseudo historic movement.-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 09:18, 21 January 2024 (UTC)
First of all, you follow the methodes and characteritics of pseudohistory. You also follow the fantaasy of Gesta Hungarorum, which is supported only by Romanian historians.
A „sajátos nemzeti érdekeiket” szem előtt tartó román történészek abszolút hiteles műként szeretik bemutatni a Gesztát a nemzetközi közvélemény előtt. 1987-ben Ceausescu román diktátor kérésére még a New York Times-ban is fizetett hirdetésszerű propagandaanyagot jelentettek meg a Gesta "hitelességének" védelme érdekében.[6]
A magyar történészek viszont kezdetektől bírálták a műnek a honfoglalás korára vonatkozó hitelességét. A gesztában szerepeltetett helyi vezérek vagy államok ugyanis teljesen különböznek attól, ami a régebbi német, bizánci, lengyel és kijevi krónikákban olvasható. Információ hiányában Anonymus fiktív hősöket, vezéreket talál ki, akiket folyókról vagy domborzattal kapcsolatos helynevek után nevezett el. Fiktív hősei a honfoglalás során pedig elképzelt csatákat vívtak elképzelt népek és a honfoglalás korában a Kárpát-medencében nem létező hatalmak ellen.[7] A Honfoglalás korára vonatkozóan az Anonymus által "ősi" Kárpát-medencei etnikumokként szerepeltetett kazárok, kunok, görögök, blakok (románok), csehek és rómaiak a 9. században nem éltek ezen a területen.[8]
Read the article of pseudohistory.
Pseudohistory is purported history which:
Treats myths, legends, sagas and similar literature as literal truth Is neither critical nor skeptical in its reading of ancient historians, taking their claims at face value and ignoring empirical or logical evidence contrary to the claims of the ancients
Is neither critical nor skeptical in its reading of ancient historians, taking their claims at face value and ignoring empirical or logical evidence contrary to the claims of the ancients Is on a mission, not a quest, seeking to support some contemporary political or religious agenda rather than find out the truth about the past Often denies that there is such a thing as historical truth, clinging to the extreme skeptical notion that only what is absolutely certain can be called 'true' and nothing is absolutely certain, so nothing is true Often maintains that history is nothing but mythmaking and that different histories are not to be compared on such traditional academic standards as accuracy, empirical probability, logical consistency, relevancy, completeness, fairness or honesty, but on moral or political grounds Is selective in its use of ancient documents, citing favorably those that fit with its agenda, and ignoring or interpreting away those documents which do not fit Considers the possibility of something being true as sufficient to believe it is true if it fits with one's agenda Often maintains that there is a conspiracy to suppress its claims because of racism, atheism or ethnocentrism, or because of opposition to its political or religious agenda[9]
Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke prefers the term "cryptohistory". He identifies two necessary elements as "a complete ignorance of the primary sources" and the repetition of "inaccuracies and wild claims".[10][11]
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The arbitrary linking of disparate events so as to form – in the theorist's opinion – a pattern. This is typically then developed into a conspiracy theory postulating a hidden agent responsible for creating and maintaining the pattern. For example, the pseudohistorical The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail links the Knights Templar, the medieval Grail Romances, the Merovingian Frankish dynasty and the artist Nicolas Poussin in an attempt to identify lineal descendants of Jesus. Hypothesising the consequences of unlikely events that "could" have happened, thereby assuming tacitly that they did. Sensationalism, or shock value Cherry picking, or "law office history", evidence that helps the historical argument being made and suppressing evidence that hurts it.[12] — Preceding unsigned comment added by Hefty-priced ( talk • contribs) 15:52, 21 January 2024 (UTC)
No, your Magyarságkutató Intézet is not considered real scientific organization, since their researchers had no hiigh academic rank or rank at the universities, it was established as political propaganda tool of the recent governemnt, it is part of the NER. You try to avoid the answer: Why do you use the charateristics of pseudo history? Why do you try to follow unreliable fairly-tale books, like Gesta Hungarorum, which can be called as the Holy script of Romanians. Why do you support such laughable theories like turanism, which is 100% in line with anti-Hungarian Romanian and Slovak propagandas? Thank you for your answer. (Please do not avoid any questions, and do no cherry pick only a single topic of this discussion.-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 18:03, 21 January 2024 (UTC)
There are no Scythian option in genetic tests. Neither genetic testing companies use such pseudo-scientific terms when they sent the results of the tests vie e-mail. There are several pseudo-scientific game calculators (or clown calculators) where you can upload the DNA test files, and give you anceient fantasy ancestors. They are used often by nationalist teenagers instead of serious adult people. -- Hefty-priced ( talk) 18:15, 21 January 2024 (UTC)
I suggest to read the genetics section of this article: /info/en/?search=Scytho-Siberian_world#Genetics If you were real scythian, than you would had non-European (non-White) partially Asian/Mongoloid genetics, which is very unusual in Hungary. Asian admixture is more common among Eastern Slavic and Romanian population.-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 19:58, 21 January 2024 (UTC)
Scythians as an ethnic group were born in the borderlands of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, thus their Mongoloid / Causcaisan admixture is not surprising but expected. Scythians were not so advanced to create any aristically signifficant values, most of their gold and sylver artifacts were created by Greek and Persian masters.-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 17:04, 23 January 2024 (UTC)
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I am writing because you are clearly interested in the medieval history of Hungary. In the recent period, many developments have been made in order to genetically identify the members of the Árpád dynasty (and also the Hunyadi family), which is a joint project of the Szeged Archeology Center and MKI (The royal tombs of Székesfehérvár, the Reliquary of St. Ladislaus, the identification of graves by radiocarbon analysis, either in Egres or Abasár, etc.). I think that a separate article could be written about this, where the current development could always be expanded. I am happy to undertake this, but I think my background knowledge is not enough. However, it would be good to collect the sources (MKI has published monographs on the subject in English). What do you think about this? I also wrote about the matter to another editor User:Gyalu22, who is also active in the topic of medieval history. Norden1990 ( talk) 15:28, 8 January 2023 (UTC)
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Hi. You provided a link but I cannot access the website. The portrait definitely does not look contemporary. Could you please provide some details about the source publication and also about the file (author, date, etc)? Surtsicna ( talk) 18:27, 3 April 2023 (UTC)
It is very good to see that you are making a more informative table of the list of Hungarian rulers. However, it would be nice if the article was accompanied by sources. For instance,
I have doubts about some dates, however. For example, it is impossible that Andrew III would have been king on 10 July 1290, since he was still in captivity in Austria on the day of the assassination of Ladislaus IV. He was smuggled out of the country by the monks of Archbishop Lodomer. On the other hand, Coloman had to fight for the crown with his brother Álmos following the death of Ladislaus I, and was crowned king only in early 1096. Just one more comment: in the case of Charles I and Louis I, would it not be more appropriate to use the contemporary depictions (the miniatures of the Illuminated Chronicle)? But these are just small comments, the list itself is very impressive and informative. I'm glad to see that medieval Hungarian history is of interest to someone other than me here on Wikipedia. Norden1990 ( talk) 23:21, 7 April 2023 (UTC)
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Hello, I already talked with @ Borsoka and she let the text I wrote in. Historians' consensus is that his father was Vlach/Romanian and there are only legends about his mother two centuries later. Talk with @ Borsoka. I will put back what I wrote. Ninhursag3 ( talk) 06:50, 18 April 2023 (UTC)
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Van egy új tanulmány az 1332-37. évi pápai tizedjegyzékről, amely esetleg érdekes lehet számomra, itt. Norden1990 ( talk) 20:34, 3 May 2023 (UTC)
I've already warned you once. I am warning you again to appropriately portray academic discourse regarding the origin of the Romanians. In Decree of Turda, you've only included Hungarian sources referring to the Romanians as settlers in Transylvania. If you show you're not able to edit Wikipedia from a neutral point of view showing both viewpoints in a heavily controversial area you will be sanctioned. The solution here is to either use sources showing both viewpoints or at the very least attribute the sources you use ("according to X, whatever"). If you cannot do this I am going to report you to the administrators. Super Ψ Dro 10:25, 6 May 2023 (UTC)
which was not resolved and was further complicated by legal and social aspects of the settlement of Romanians in the Hungarian counties. This is simply showing the Romanians as settlers and presenting it as a factual statement when it is not known if that was the case. This is a controversial statement and it needs to be attributed. Info treating more inoffensive matters, which will be most of the info in an article unless about a topic like Origin of the Romanians, doesn't have to be attributed. I assume what happened in the case that I cited that a primary historical source mentioned the Romanians in a context of problems in Transylvania and the author you cited, Benedek Jancsó, combined this information with his already set in stone view that Romanians are migrants and wrote that it is precisely the settler Romanians, because of their settling, that were causing the problems. Maybe the historical source did mention the Romanians as directly causing the problems but I would not be surprised if Jancsó exaggerated it. Maybe you're now seeing the problem in this academic area. Many authors interpret the sources to favor their views.
Ha esetleg Bulcsú cikkét jelentősen ki tudnád bővíteni a közeljövőben, az nagyszerű lenne. Én nem igazán vagyok otthon a magyar őstörténetben + a nagyfejedelemség korában, ezért nem is nyúltam még hozzá. De mégis csak a 10. században legtöbbet emlegetett magyar törzsszövetségi vezetőről van szó. Forrást, ha gondolod, segíthetek összegyűjteni a számodra. Norden1990 ( talk) 15:56, 10 May 2023 (UTC)
The Ottoman army did not retreat, Mehmed handed the siege to his pasha and marched on the Hungarian army. Keremmaarda ( talk) 14:22, 17 May 2023 (UTC)
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Szia! A tárnokvölgyi csatáról illetve az ahhoz kapcsolódó hun-magyar hagyományról jelent meg egy új tanulmány Veszprémy László tollából a legújabb Hadtörténelmi Közleményekben (2023. 1. sz. március). Később majd ingyenesen is letölthető lesz a szám. Norden1990 ( talk) 20:52, 21 June 2023 (UTC)
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Hi, In the field battle, the Turks are chasing the Hungarians back to the castle. It is common for Mehmed to be injured because Mehmed was trying to gather his army on the battlefield. Seeing that Mehmed was fighting, the Ottoman soldiers quickly united and attacked the Crusader army and pushed the Hungarians back into the castle. After this war, the Hungarians lost their former power, they could not raise such a large army even in the Battle of Mohacs (although there was crusader support). That's why I wrote the Pyrrhic victory. And İsmail Hakkı Uzunçarşılı says that he prevented a crusade from taking place thanks to the resistance of the Turks in the field battle. I would be grateful if you read and evaluate my comment. Keremmaarda ( talk) 11:59, 21 August 2023 (UTC)
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I've opened a request for 3rd opinion related to the discussion on Fidesz. Aristeus01 ( talk) 17:52, 5 September 2023 (UTC)
The principality of Moldavia is in the alliance alongside Venice. And all wars that took place between 1463 and 1479 are included in that category. Keremmaarda ( talk) 08:17, 13 September 2023 (UTC)
Hello Mr. OrionNimrod, Can you review the Battle of Tahtalu? Keremmaarda ( talk) 15:36, 16 September 2023 (UTC)
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Battle of Breadfield Hello Mr. Orion Nimrod, Did Matthias Corvinus take part in this battle? Keremmaarda ( talk) 23:32, 25 September 2023 (UTC)
Hello Mr. Orion Nimrod, do you have any sources that give the number of the Ottoman army in the siege of Belgrade according to different Hungarian sources? Are there any Hungarian sources that say there are 30 thousand people? Keremmaarda ( talk) 13:29, 11 October 2023 (UTC)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draft:Battle_of_Byshek_(1467)
Hello Mr. OrionNimrod. Have you ever seen any sources mentioning such a war in period Hungarian documents or historians? Keremmaarda ( talk) 19:10, 15 October 2023 (UTC)
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Mr. OrionNimrod. Muhittin Eliaçık is not only a literature teacher but also has an academic background in history. He is someone who studies Ottoman archives and writes books. https://kariyer.kku.edu.tr/akademik/default.aspx?sicil=A-0212 Keremmaarda ( talk) 20:33, 28 December 2023 (UTC)
Hello Mr. OrionNimrod. I will probably get a permanent ban. I wanted to thank you before I go. When I first started Wikipedia, you were my first interlocutor, you treated me like a human being and responded to my discussions and topics. You were the first to teach me right and wrong here. Maybe you hate me, maybe you will complain about me, but I see you as my friend and you are the only editor you care about here. That's why I wanted to say goodbye to you. Even though we argued and fought, we had good memories with you here (at least for me). See you brother, take care. Keremmaarda ( talk) 09:52, 4 January 2024 (UTC)
https://www.hetek.hu/cikkek/online/fegyveres-hatalomatvetelre-keszult-egy-csoport-magyarorszagon
Can you see what can be the result of pseudohistoric lullabies?-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 20:40, 24 January 2024 (UTC)
It is not harrasent, but a fact. Another article about Scythian terrorist coup. These lesser educated people (proletarians craftsmen) also beleive in your Scythian fantasies.
Another article about Scythian Coup attempt: https://hang-hu.translate.goog/kultura/krasznahorkai-laszlo-elore-latta-a-szkita-puccsot-161086?_x_tr_sl=hu&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=hu&_x_tr_pto=wapp — Preceding unsigned comment added by Hefty-priced ( talk • contribs) 20:33, 25 January 2024 (UTC)
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Dude, we've been having a lot of discussions on the articles under Ottoman war history. We keep accusing each other of number vandalism. If you want to have a mutual exchange of information on this topic, we can exchange private messages. My problem is not to minimize the number of Ottoman armies, but to prevent number vandalism by Western sources. Actually, I think you would understand me if you correlate a little bit between the wars. As I said, we can solve this issue by discussing privately, not on Wikipedia. Nabukednezar03 ( talk) 21:34, 31 January 2024 (UTC)
A 12.század eleji "Keresztény magyarok cselekedetei" kimaradt. Juliánus barát is azt használta a Gesta helyett, mert megbízhatóbb és régebbi volt.-- Hefty-priced ( talk) 21:56, 31 January 2024 (UTC)
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Dear Nimrod. You recently made this revert. I would be delighted if you can show me a professional article or book in Hungarian specifically about this bird which specifically uses this hungarian word Bese for the animal with pictures of the bird please. Much appreciated. 149.50.160.94 ( talk) 23:05, 16 May 2024 (UTC)
Hello. I've reverted most of your edits in other Wikipedias removing that map. Some other edits were reverted by other users. By pushing a clearly POV and not neutral map you've set a precedent. Now I am simply following the logic of this precedent. As long as the map is attributed, it is okay and we may not question it, correct? Super Ψ Dro 10:15, 25 June 2024 (UTC)
we have lack of sources of allegedly “always majority people”. You don't seem to equate the Daco-Roman countinuity and the immigration theories on the same level even though there is no proof for any of them. There has never been anything about an immigration of such a large group of people north of the Danube, we in fact have Byzantine chronicles attesting the immigration of Vlachs from north to south instead, we have a writer of 1150 showing the notion of this people having been there before the conquest, we have sources attesting many similar-souding peoples (Blakumen, Blaghjs... all of which Hungarians say they cannot have connection with Vlachs).
I think you dont think seriously that 100% of Hungary would be nationalist just because they dont accept a nationalist theory from an other countryno I think the nationalism comes from their own nationalist theory with the exact same aim as the Daco-Roman one: that we are here first, that the other side has no history, and that therefore this land belongs to us.
in fact there would be no guarantee a more general and vague map would depict e.g. more Romanians, maybe even lessthis is not the issue I have with the map, it is the pretension of accuracy for such detail and period in time. Regarding the Academy's methodology, it was summarized in under one page. I do not find it particularly exhaustive. The map excludes non-permanent settlements when many Romanians had not become fully sedentary yet. Another user had raised issues as well with the use of people's names in tax payer lists. Super Ψ Dro 22:36, 9 July 2024 (UTC)