Coloman, ascends throne, 114; drives crusaders away, 114; receives Godfrey of Bouillon, 114; increases domains, 115; styles himself King of Croatia and Dalmatia, 115; called _Könyves_, a bookish king, 115; Brother Almos rebels, 115; administers justice, 115; Stephen, son of, 116 Congress of Vienna, 404 Conrad, death of, 50 Conrad II., Emperor of Germany, 88; war with Stephen, 89 Constantinople, capital of the Turkish empire, 212 Constitution, 16; restored to Hungary, 437 Constitutional monarchy established, 424; enthusiasm for, 424 Corvinus, John, son of Matthias, candidate for the throne, 259 Council of Constance, 190 County assemblies, 437 Court of Matthias, 250 Cracow, coronation of Louis of Hungary at, 172 Croatia added to Hungary, 111; dissatisfaction in, 176; old constitution restored to, 437 Croats, incited by the Viennese government against the Hungarians, 420; rebel, 426; defeated, 428 Crown, double, of Hungary removed by Joseph IV. to Vienna 382; sent back to Buda, 386 Crusade, 114; third, 122; against the Turks, 213; proclaimed, 268 Csák, Matthias, 159; marauding expeditions from the castle of Trecsén, 155; excommunication of, 156; defeated by Charles Robert of Anjou at Kassa, 157; dies a horrible death, 157 Csák (family), 147; extermination of 159 Csáky, Nicholas, killed, 271 Cselényi, John, 160 Culture, renaissance of, 247 _Curia regia_, supreme court of judicature, 437 Custozza, battle of, 438 Czechs, clamors of, against Hungary, 203; routed on plain of Morava, 146; joined by the Protestants in insurrection against the Hapsburgs, 348; routed by Tilly near Prague, 348 D Dacia, province of, 20 Damjanics, 431 Danube Steam Navigation Company, 411 Debruzen, seat of government, 430 Deák, Francis, 414; minister of justice, 424; heads representative committee, 437 Diákovár, 179 Diet (1567) inveighs against the foreign soldiery, 341; religious discussion in, prohibited by Rudolph, 345; minority of Protestants in, 358; relinquishes the people’s right, 360; at Buda, 386-389; removed to Presburg, 387; reforms institutions of Hungary, 423; removed to Buda-Pesth, 427; driven to Dubreczen, 430; declares the house of Hapsburg to have forfeited its right to Hungary, 432; dissolution of 437; opened by the emperor, 438 Dobó, Stephen, commandant at Erlau, 307; repulses the Turks, 311 Dobozy, Michael, flight and death of 293 Dózsa George, made leader of crusade, 270; leads his men against the nobles, 271; besieges Temesvár, is defeated and executed, 272 Drágfy, John, Chief-Justice, at the battle of Mohács, 287 Drégel, taken by the Turks under Ali Pasha, 300; monumental chapel erected at, 301 E Elizabeth, daughter of Andrew III., 151