Ancestry Nicholas VII Hahót



hahold i, ancestor of hahóts


according illuminated chronicle written in 1350s, when nicholas political career reached peak, ancestor of hahót kindred german knight hahold (nicholas great-great-great grandfather) descendant of counts of weimar-orlamünde , settled down in kingdom of hungary in 1163 upon invitation of stephen iii of hungary fight against usurper uncle stephen iv of hungary , allies, csáks.


majority of historians rejected interpretation. elemér mályusz identified 2 geographical names wartburg , meissen in thuringia (margravate of meissen), noting none of them part of estates of house of weimar-orlamünde, ruled meissen 1046 1067. endre tóth tried reconstruct origin of kindred based on spread of name hahold in german-speaking areas. near freising, name relatively used since 8th century, in addition, appeared altogether name arnold in 13th century, used 4 generations in hahót kindred. hahold s theory of origin had long tradition, illuminated chronicle preserved narrative of so-called gesta of age of king stephen v of hungary (r. 1270–72), compiled magister Ákos.


nicholas grandfather hahold iv (fl. 1251–75) styled himself lord of alsólendva (today lendava, slovenia) in 1272, proving owned , possibly built castle himself then. ispán of varaždin county, stephen represented royal power in territory against overwhelming kőszegi forces in last years of andrew iii. following extinction of Árpád dynasty in 1301, royal power collapsed , dozen lords, or oligarchs , had time achieved de facto independence of monarch strengthen autonomy. 1 of these oligarchs of last generation, john kőszegi besieged , occupied alsólendva around 1314 (formerly historians jános karácsonyi , erik fügedi incorrectly identified ivan kőszegi belligerent , set 1292 date of siege). whether stephen still alive during act, unknown disappeared sources after 1297, son nicholas first mentioned contemporary records in 1317.








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