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Vocabulary flashcards detailing key events, documents, and historical periods between 1850 and 1918 in Hungary, from the Bach era to the Dualist Monarchy.
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Bach-korszak (Bach Era)
The period of neo-absolutist rule in Hungary during the 1850s, which by the end of the decade brought the governing system to the brink of collapse.
Kettős vámhatár eltörlése (Abolition of the Double Customs Border)
An economic measure enacted in 1850 that eliminated the internal customs boundary between Hungary and the Austrian hereditary lands.
Úrbéri pátens (Urbarial Patent)
An imperial decree issued in 1853 that regulated the emancipation of serfs and property compensation following the 1848 reforms.
Októberi pátens / diploma (October Diploma)
An imperial constitutional decree issued in October 1860 to reorganize the Habsburg Empire after the crisis of the Bach system.
Februári pátens (February Patent)
An imperial patent issued in February 1861 that centralized imperial governance and was followed by Hungarian parliamentary elections in 1861.
Provizórium (Provisional Period)
The interim constitutional era lasting from 1861 until the mid-1860s, prior to the start of serious settlement negotiations.
Húsvéti cikk (Deák's Easter Article)
A landmark newspaper article published by Ferenc Deák in 1865 that signaled Hungary's willingness to negotiate, initiating talks with the Habsburg court.
Kiegyezés (The Compromise of 1867)
The historic political agreement of 1867 that created the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy (OMM) and established an accompanying economic compromise (gazdasági kiegyezés).
Cassandra-levél (Cassandra Letter)
An open letter written by Lajos Kossuth in 1867 warning Ferenc Deák and the Hungarian nation against binding Hungary's fate to the Habsburg Empire.
Magyar Királyi Államvasutak (Hungarian Royal State Railways)
The national railway enterprise established in 1869, representing significant infrastructural development during the dualist period.
Céhek eltörlése (Abolition of Guilds)
An economic modernization reform passed in 1872 that eliminated the traditional guild system in favor of industrial freedom.
Dualizmus kora (Era of Dualism)
The period in Hungarian history spanning from the Compromise of 1867 until the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy in 1918.