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1351
Law of Entailment
-Louis I. (Anjou dynasty)
-noble landholdings can be only inherited by the family members and if the last member of the family dies the land goes back to the king -
Period: to
István Széchenyi
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Széchenyi travelled to England
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Society of Hungarian Scientists
-later it became the Academy
-Széchenyi offered his year's of income of his holdings to support it -
Széchenyi wrote 2 letters to Metternich
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Period: to
1st Reform Diet
wider use of the Hungarian language -
Period: to
Reform Era
its aim to develop Hungary peacefully by passing reform bills-the reforms were initiated by the nobility -
Széchenyi published Hitel
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Széchenyi made Vaskapu navigable for ships
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Cholera epidemic
-it led to a peasant rebellion
-quarantine
-bismuth -
Balítéletek
Balítéletek-his reform ideas (against Hapsburgs) -
Period: to
2nd Reform Diet
-cholera epidemic
-9 committees
-increased duties of the serfs
-general taxation -
Francis I. died
-Ferdinand V.
-Metternich: imprisonment of Lovassy, Kossuth and Wesselényi -
The flood of Pest
Wesselényi saved many people's life -
Period: to
3rd Reform Diet
-Hapsburgs set the arrested politicians free
-optional redemption
-Hungarian industrial companies -
First industrial exhibition
-underdeveloped Hungarian industry -
Period: to
4th Reform Diet
Védegylet -
Védegylet
-Kossuth
-a non-governmental organization to promote the development of the Hungarian industrial production -
Lajos Batthyány
meeting for the leaders of the different opposition groups -
First Hungarian railway line PEST-VÁC
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Conservative Party
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Opposition Party