This state made peace with its neighbors under the rule of Geza, two decades after Otto I defeated it at Lechfeld.
This state made peace with its neighbors under the rule of Geza, two decades after Otto I defeated it at Lechfeld. This country achieved equal status in the Ausgleich and was greatly reduced in size by the Treaty of Trianon. Its fifteenth-century leaders included the anti-Ottoman generals (*) Matthias Corvinus and Janos Hunyadi. Once ruled by the Arpad dynasty of Stephen I, the reforms of Imre Nagy (NAJ) led to a 1956 Soviet invasion of this country. For 10 points, name this Central European state which originated as the final settling-place of the Magyars.
This state made peace with its neighbors under the rule of Geza, two decades after Otto I defeated it at Lechfeld.
Hungary [or word forms; or the Magyars state before it is mentioned]