Stephen, baptism of, 57; rebellion against, 59; defeats Gyula and Khan, 60; first king of Hungary, 65; extinguishes the pagan faith, 72; founds abbeys, 80; munificence of, 82; constitutional reforms, 84; war with Conrad, 89; advice to his son, 91; chooses his successor, 95; death of, 95; canonization, 96 Stephen II., son of Coloman, ascends the throne, 116 Stephen III., son of Geyza, ascends the throne, 118; dies, 119 Stuhlweissenburg, capital of Hungary, 102; Wenceslaus crowned at, 152 Svatopluk, King of Moravia, 39; death of, 41 Sylvester II., Pope, confirms Hungarian bishoprics, 74; gives Stephen title of “Apostolic King,” 75; presents crown to Stephen, 75 Szalánkemén, complete rout of Turks at, 333 Szalkán, primate of Hungary, 267 Szalkay, Bishop, 285 Szapolyai, Governor of Vienna, sells Hungarian throne to Uladislaus of Poland, 261 Szapolyai, Stephen, aspires to the throne of Hungary, 265; attempts to murder Uladislaus, 266 Szechenyi, Stephen, statue of, 400; birth and history of, 402; travels, 404; speaks in Hungarian, 406; founds the Academy of Sciences, 407; first literary work, 409; “Credit,” 410; introduces horse-racing, 411; rivalry with Kossuth, 412; aristocratic tendencies of, 413; insanity and suicide, 429 Szécsi, Desiderius, death of, 161 Szerenc, Emeric, 280 Szigetvár besieged by Solyman, 312; death, 317. Szondi, George, gallant defence of Drégel, 299; asks favor of Ali Pasha, 300; death, 301 Szörény, Turks repulsed by Kinizsy at, 264 T _Talpra Magyar_, poem by Petöfi, 422 Táltos, Shamanish priests, 54 Tartars defeat Ráckóczy in Poland, 352 Tax, land and corn, imposed, by Leopold I., 355; oppressive, imposed, 362; made permanent, 369 Tax-poll, imposed on every inhabitant of Hungary, 356 Taxes, military aid invoked to collect, 437 Tcheremisses, 32 Tegetthoff, Admiral, 438 Telegdy, Stephen, protests against crusade, 268; killed, 271 Temesvár, royal seat of Charles Robert of Anjou, 157; siege of 302; taken by Turks, 305; restored to Hungary, 335 Theiss, battle of, 106; regulation of, 411 Thirty Years’ War, beginning of, 347 Throne, claimants to, 151 Thurzó, Alexius, lends money to King Louis, 280 Tilly routs the Czechs near Prague, 348 Tinódy, Sebastian, poem on siege of Szigetvár, 318 Tökölyi, head of the rebels, 358; proclaimed by the Porte king of Hungary, 359; exiled in Turkey, 363 Tömöry, Paul, defeats the Turks at Nagy-Olasz, 286; commander-in-chief at Mohács, 287 Torma, Andrew, heroically defends and is killed at Shabatz, 284. Törok, Valentine, deserts Belgrade, 284 Trajan, campaign in Dacia, 20