ugrin造句

• Archbishop Ugrin reproached the King for his faults in public.
• His first professor was G醔or Ugrin who taught him conducting.
• The name of this ruler was Ugrin Cs醟.
• In this family the name Ugrin ( means Hungarian man ) was very popular.
• Ugrin Cs醟 ) regarding the role of the royal power in the provincial administration.
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• Coloman, Ugrin and the Templar master then left the camp again to deal with the attackers.
• When Coloman and Ugrin arrived they found the Mongols unprepared and in the middle of crossing the bridge.
• In 1276, he served as voivode for the fourth time, replacing his distant relative, Ugrin Cs醟.
• After Wenceslaus's coronation, Charles withdrew to Ugrin Cs醟's domains in the southern regions of the kingdom.
• The album featured guest appearance by the trumpet player Petar Ugrin on the songs " Alabama " and " Leptir ".
• At the end of the 13th century, Hungarian kings gave the Vylak castrum to the powerful Upper Syrmia ruled by Ugrin Cs醟.
• Ugrin overrated himself, and instead gave 200 silver marks to John Angelus, the ruler of Syrmia, to perform the task.
• After Ugrin Cs醟 died, in 1311, the territory under his control was placed under direct control of king Charles I of Hungary.
• Archbishop Ugrin was killed, but Coloman and B閘a managed to escape  though Coloman's wounds were so serious that he died soon after.
• But as Coloman and Ugrin witnessed the horde of Mongols swell, they realised that this was not a minor raid but an attack by the main Mongol force.
• According to some sources, Stefan Dragutin also ruled over Upper Srem, but other sources are mentioning another local ruler, Ugrin Cs醟, who ruled over Upper Srem and Slavonija.
• Ugrin Cs醟, the archbishop of Kalocsa, also tried to attack a Mongol contingent, but he was lured to a swamp and his armoured cavalry became irretrievably stuck in it.
• Later, along with Esztergom, Kalocsa was an archdiocese founded by King Ugrin Cs醟 ( archbishop from 1219 till 1241 ) was the leader against the Tartars at the battle of Mohi 11 April 1241.
• At first, Stefan Dragutin was a vassal of the Hungarian king, but since the central power in the Kingdom of Hungary collapsed, both, Stefan Dragutin and Ugrin Cs醟 were de facto independent rulers.