 They wanted to achieve the reunification of Hungary and they were planning to place George II Rákóczi's son, Francis I Rákóczi, to the throne.They had to realize that neither France nor the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth was willing to assist them and their leader, Ferenc Wesselényi, resolved to make contacts with Apafi.Apafi's representatives met with Wesselényi in his castle at Murány (Muráň, Slovakia) in August 1666.