♂ Menumonut VON BIHAR
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etwa 895 |
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Menumorut or Menumorout (Bulgarian: Меноморут, Hungarian: Ménmarót or Ménrót, Romanian: Menumorut) ruled, according to the 13th century Gesta Ungarorum (“The Deeds of the Hungarians”), the land between the rivers Tisa, Mureş and Someş when the Magyars invaded the Carpathian Basin around 895. The author of the Gesta refers to him as the grandson of Morout (Bulgarian: Морут, Hungarian: Marót, Slovak: Moravec) who is said to have occupied the territories which his grandson would rule over. Menumorut's name (as he was called by the Hungarians because he had concubines) is composed of two parts: its first part (menu) may have originated either from the Hungarian word for stallion (as the anonymous writer of the Gesta suggests) orfrom the Bulgar-Turkic word meaning “great” (men); his name’s second part (morut) is the ancient Hungarian name of the Moravians. According to the author of the Gesta, his land was inhabited by some Cozar, but the Gesta also implies the presenceof Székelys. Old and recent works showed[how?] that Menumorut land was inhabited by orthodox vlachs and slavs.
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