A’ Magyar Szent Koronanak As Az Ahoz TartozA3 Targyaknak Historiaja

"A' Magyar Szent Koronanak Es Az Ahoz TartozA3 Targyaknak Historiaja," by Samuel Decsy, meticulously chronicles the history of the Hungarian Holy Crown and its associated regalia. Drawing from a vast collection of ancient and contemporary sources, Decsy compiles and organizes a detailed account of this iconic symbol of Hungarian sovereignty.

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