Publisher's Synopsis
Nàdasdi, Zrinyi Ãs Frangepàn A VÃ(c)rpadon, 1671... explores the tragic fate of three prominent Hungarian and Croatian noblemen: Ferenc Nàdasdi, Petar Zrinski, and Franjo Krsto Frankopan. This historical account delves into their involvement in a conspiracy against the Habsburg Emperor Leopold I, which ultimately led to their execution in 1671. The book examines the political climate of 17th-century Hungary and Croatia, the motivations behind the conspiracy, and the dramatic events that unfolded, culminating in their trial and execution.
Lieszkovszky's work offers a detailed look at the lives and legacies of these figures, shedding light on a pivotal moment in Central European history and the complex relationship between Hungary, Croatia, and the Habsburg Empire. It remains a crucial text for anyone interested in the history of the region and the struggles for independence and autonomy.
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