16th century in Hungary

1526 major battle in 16th-century Central Europe

semi-independent principality in Eastern Europe between 1570 and 1711

border conflict between the Habsburg Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire over Balkan territories

parts of the medieval Hungary under Ottoman reign (1541–1699)

Crownland of the Habsburg Monarchy from 1526 and the Austrian Empire from 1804 until 1867

Series of battles that were fought between two belligerent

1552 battle that occurred during the Ottoman-Hungarian Wars

part of the Ottoman–Habsburg wars

1541 siege of Buda by troops of Ferdinand I

peace treaty

1570 treaty in Transylvania

1547 treaty between the Holy Roman Empire and the Ottoman Empire

1543 battle in the Age of castle wars

former Central European monarchy (1301–1526)

thumb|upright|Front page of "Decretum tripartitum", the Croatian version of Hungarian original, edited by Ivanuš Pergošić and printed in 1574 in Nedelišće The Tripartitum or Opus Tripartitum (in full, , "Customary Law of the Renowned Kingdom of Hungary in Three Parts") is a manual of Hungarian customary law which István Werbőczy began to compile in 1504 in Alsópetény, completed in 1514, and was first published at Vienna in 1517. Although it never received official approval due to the political effects caused by the peasant revolt led by György Dózsa, it was highly influential and went through

1552 siege

Hungarian-Polish-Bohemian noble family

1552 battle

siege of the castle of Eger, Hungary

capture of the city Buda by Ottoman forces in 1529

1530 failed attempt to capture Buda from the Ottomans