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Magyar: Képes Krónika (106.oldal) - Álmos herceg és kisfia, Béla megvakítása
A trónon ülő Kálmán király két katonának parancsot ad Álmos herceg és fia, Béla megvakítására, valamint a fiú kasztrálására. A jobb oldali háttérben Álmos herceg a földön fekszik, miközben egy katona kiszúrja a szemét. Előtte a megvakított gyermek Béla fekszik, a mellette térdelő katona azonban nem őt, hanem egy kutyát kasztrál. Később Kálmán fia, II. István király gyermektelen maradt, ezért elrendezte megvakított unokatestvére, Béla házasságát. Bélának legalább hat gyermeke született, így biztosította az Árpád-ház királyi vérvonalának továbbélését.
English: Chronicon Pictum / Illuminated Chronicle (Page 106) - The Blinding of Prince Álmos and His Little Son Béla Seated on his throne, King Coloman of Hungary orders two soldiers to blind Prince Álmos and his son Béla, and to castrate the boy. In the background on the right, Prince Álmos lies on the ground while a soldier gouges out his eyes. In front of him lies the blinded child Béla, however, the soldier kneeling beside him castrates a dog instead of the boy. Later, Coloman's son, King Stephen II of Hungary, remained childless, so he arranged the marriage of his blinded cousin Béla. Béla had at least six children, thereby ensuring the continuation of the Árpád dynasty's royal bloodline." |
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| Date | circa 1360 | |||||||||||||||||||
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