Károlyi, Alexander, 335 Kassa, battle of, 157; cathedral of, 162; given to the Catholics, 344 Kazinczy, Francis, regenerator of Hungarian literature, 394; imprisonment of, 396 Kiev, fate of, 136 Kieystut, Prince of Lithuania, 168 Kinizsy, Paul, captain of Matthias, 230; traitor to the son of Matthias, 261; massacres Hungarian soldiers near Halos, 264; dies, 264 Kisfaludy, Charles, 285 Klapa, 431; defends Komárom, 433 Komárom, 431; taken by the Imperialists, 433 Kont, Stephen, of Hédervár, death, 181 Kopán, rebellion of, 59; death of, 60 Korogi, Peter, of the wonderful stomach, 277 Kosovo, battle of, 186 Kossuth, Louis, rival of Széchenyi, 412; refuses to be bought by the government, 415; starts newspaper, 415; imprisoned, 416; pardoned, 417; obtains permission to edit a paper, 417; attacked by the press, 418; deputy from the county of Pesth, 421; asks for responsible ministry, 421; Minister of Finance, 424; introduces motions in Assembly, 427; head of the government, 430; exile, 434. Köszeg, refuses to do homage to Solyman, 297; siege of, 298 Krafi Bey, death of, 208 Kuns (Cumanians), routed by Ladislaus, III; under Kuthen, settle in Hungary, 135; cruelties, 152; devastate Moravia, 170 Kurucz-Labancz era, 357 Kurucs, rebellion, 268; insurgents, 357; receives aid from the French, Porte, and Transylvania, 358; led by Tökölyi, 358; led by Francis Rákóczy II., 363; demands of, 394 Kuthen, King of the Kuns, settles in Hungary, 135; massacred by Batu Khan, 138 L Labancz (Austrians), 357; surrender, 358 Laczkovics, John, 393; arrested, 395 Ladislaus, son of Béla, 109; ascends throne, 109; character of, 110; sides with Pope, 110; extends his kingdom, 111; routs the Kuns, 111; laws of, 112; buried at Grosswardein, 112; apparition of, 168 Ladislaus, son of Emeric, dies, 125 Ladislaus IV., 155; defeats Ottokar, 146; alliance with Rudolph, 147; death, 148 Ladislaus of Naples, penetrates into the interior of Hungary, 186; defeated, 186 Ladislaus V., King of Hungary, 212 Ladislaus, son of Hunyadi, assassinated, 218 Lands of the Sacred Crown, 374 Language, regulated according to nationality, 436; Magyar recognized as the official language, 437 Lazarevitch, Stephen, Prince of Servia, 191 Lehel, Duke, death of, 50 Leo the Wise, Emperor of Byzantium, 39 Leo X., Pope, 268 Leopold I., tries to conciliate the Turks, 331; defeats George Rákóczy II., 352; defeated by the Turks near Raab, 353; endeavors to make homogeneous empire, 354; imposes land and corn tax, 355; death, 366 Leopold II., ascends the throne, 387; crowned, 389; death, 390 Library of Matthias, 252; destroyed by Solyman, 289 Linz, Peace of, 327