Ștefan I al Ungariei
Ștefan I al Ungariei, also known as Saint Stephen, was the first King of Hungary, reigning from 1000 to 1038. He is credited with establishing the Christian state in Hungary and is revered as a national hero. His reign laid the foundations for a unified Hungarian kingdom, and he is celebrated for his efforts to promote Christianity and Hungarian identity.
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Ștefan I established the Diocese of Eger in 1009, marking a significant moment in Hungarian history.
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