Lissa, naval battle at, 438 Literature, leaders in, 404 Lithuanian insurrection, 172 Logody, Simon, heroically defends Shabatz, 224 Longobards, invited by Justinian to settle in Pannonia, 24; collision between, and Gepidæ, 25 Losonczy, Stephen, commander of garrison at Temesvár, 302; besieged by Ahmed Pasha, 302; tries to raise money, 303; writes last letters, 304; withdraws troops, 305; death, 305 Louis of Taranto marries Joanna, widow of Andrew, 167 Louis Laczfy, voyvode of Transylvania, defeated at Grosswardein, 168 Louis, son of Charles of Anjou, acknowledged heir to the throne of Poland, 162; ascends Hungarian throne, 164; swears revenge for his brother’s death, 166; subdues Naples, 167; puts an end to incursions from the East, 168; Servian victories, 169; Venetian victories, 169; offered the German crown, 170; crowned king of Poland, 172; death, 174 Louis II., son of Uladislaus, born, 266; crowned, 276; poverty of, 277; marries Mary of Austria, 283; defeated and killed at Mohács, 289 Lukács, Bishop of Cenád, 263 M Magyars, 28; rebellion against, in 997, 59 Manuel, Emperor of the East, 118; offers peace to the Hungarians, 118; promises to adopt Béla heir, 119 Marcomanni, the, invasion of, 21 Maria Theresa, policy of, 368; appeals to the Hungarians, 370; gives Fiume to Hungary, 371; improves the material condition of Hungary, 372 Maritza, defeat of the Turks at, 171 Martinovics, Ignatius, leader of Hungarian Jacobins, 392; arrested, 395 Marton, Father, embassy of, to Ali Pasha, 300 Mary, daughter of Louis of Hungary; betrothed to Sigismund, son of the Emperor Charles IV., 170; proclaimed queen of Hungary, 175; marriage of, 176; made prisoner, 179; dies, 183 Mary, widow of Louis I., flies to Presburg, 292 Matthias, son of Hunyadi, proclaimed king, 217; chivalric character of, 220; victories over the German knight Holubar, 220; captures Vienna, 222; organizes _Black Troop_, 224; lays siege to Shabatz, 224; anecdotes of, 226; campaign against Frederic, 229; sends embassy to France, 233; to Naples, 234; reforms the laws, 240; capacity, 243; increases royal revenue, 246; dies, 256 Matthias, successor to Rudolph, 346 Maximilian, treaty with Uladislaus, 266 Maximilian of Austria, King of Hungary, 341 _Melancholy Magyars_, 49 Merseburg, battle of, 47 Mészáros, Lawrence, 270 Metternich, Prince, 408, 421 Mezid Bey, dispatched by the Sultan against the Hungarians, 198 Miecislas, wife of Béla, 103 Mohács, battle at, 288; slaughter at, 292 Mohammed I., Sultan, 190; Viceroy of Hervoga, 191 Mohammed II. makes Constantinople his capital, 212 Mongolians, invasion of, 137; defeat the Hungarians at Muhi, 139; retreat of, 141 Money (paper), issue of, 398