Morava or March, plain of, route of the Czech armies, 146 Moré, Michael, treachery of, 284 Muhi, battle of, 139 Murad, Sultan, death, 182 Mustapha II., Sultan, defeated by Duke Eugene near Zentu, 334 N Nádasdy conspires against Leopold, I; seized and beheaded, 355 Nagy, Paul, 407 Nagy, Simon, 229 Napoleon endeavors to tempt the Hungarians from their Austrian allegiance, 397 National Assembly, 427 National Breeding Association, 411 National casino at Buda-Pesth, 411 National exhibition (1885), 17 National museum of Buda-Pesth, 402 _Nicopolis_, battle near, 183 Nickolsburg, treaty of, 328 Nobles arm under Báthory (Comes) and Csáky, 271; oppose the Austrian government, 343; poll-tax imposed upon by Leopold I., 356; _Honvéds_, national guard, 427 Nyáry, Paul, leader of the opposition, 428 O Oláh, Blasius, 284 Ostyaks, 32 Ottakar, King of Bohemia, overthrown by Béla IV. and his sons, 145 Otto the Bavarian, assists Wenceslaus, 153; decoyed by the _vayvode_ of Transylvania, 154 Otto the Great, of Germany, 48 P Palace of Matthias, 252; sacked by Solyman, 295 Palæologos, John (Emperor of the East), 171; visits Buda, 171 Palisna, John, delivers up Mary, wife of Sigismund, to Venice, 180 Pannonians, 18 Parliament (diet), 16; at Arad, 117 Patriots, persecutions of, 434 Pázmány, Cardinal Peter, 326; primate of Hungary, 347 Peasants, condition of, 269; oppressive laws for, 274 Peasant War, 267; end of, 273 Perényi, Francis, Bishop of Grosswardein, 287 Persecutions, 391 Pesti Hirlap (Pesth newspaper), 417 Petchenegs, defeated by Stephen, 79 Peter, successor to Stephen, 100; asks help of the German emperor, 100; takes oath of fealty to Germany, 100; rebellion against, 101; prisoner and deprived of sight, 102 Peterwardein, 287 Petöfi, Alexander, 422; death, 433 Philip of Taranto, son of Catherine of Valois, at Naples, 165 Pilgrin, Bishop of Passau, 55 Piso, Jacob, teacher of Louis, 257, 277; Podrebrád, George, King of the Czechs, 242 Poland, troubles in, 172 Political divisions, 9 Porte, secretly promises aid against the Austrians, 357 Pragmatic Sanction, 369 Prague, root of the Czechs at, 348; peace of, 438 Press, liberty of, gained by the Revolution in 1848, 422 Presburg, battle of, 45; taken by the Turks, 293; taken by Bethlen, 348; diet at, 389 Protestantism, rise of, 320; loses ground in Hungary, 348 Protestants, laws against, 323; persecuted, 325; given equal rights by Stephen Bocskay, 326; persecuted by the Austrian government, 344; join the Czechs against the Hapsburgs, 348; freedom of worship interfered with, 361; receive religious freedom from Joseph II., 380 R Raab, Turkish victory at, 353; French victory at, 398