Tradition holds that this country was founded by Árpád when he led the Magyars into Pannonia in the ninth century, although historians usually place this nation's founding around 1000 when it united under King Stephen I. Lying in the Carpathian Basin, this nation is divided in half by the Danube, which flows through its capital.
Tradition holds that this country was founded by Árpád when he led the Magyars into Pannonia in the ninth century, although historians usually place this nation's founding around 1000 when it united under King Stephen I. Lying in the Carpathian Basin, this nation is divided in half by the Danube, which flows through its capital. Bordered by Austria, Croatia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, and the Ukraine, for 10 points, name this landlocked central European nation with capital at Budapest.
Tradition holds that this country was founded by Árpád when he led the Magyars into Pannonia in the ninth century, although historians usually place this nation's founding around 1000 when it united under King Stephen I. Lying in the Carpathian Basin, this nation is divided in half by the Danube, which flows through its capital.
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