Romanians and Hungarians from the 9th to the 14th century:

9th century according Ahtum ancient Anonymus Anonymus's antroponym army Arpad assimilated Atelkuzu attacked attested Attila's Avars Banat barbarian Biharea Bihor bishopric Brezeanu Bulgarians Byzantine called Carpathians chapter Christian chronicle church conquered conquest Consequently Crisana Cumanians Dacia Daco-Romans Danube documents domination duchy duke east emperor Empire estates ethnical ethnogenesis Europe Fagaras feudal fortress garian Gelou German Geula Glad Glad's Gyla historian Hungarian Kingdom Hungary Hunnish Ibidem inhabited invasion Ioan-A Keza Khazars King knezates Ladislaus land later Latin leader living Magyars Maramures medieval mentioned Menumorut Meses Migrația migratory military Moesia Moldavia Mures nians nobility nomadic organization Orthodox Pannonia Papacostea passim period Petchenegs political structures prince regions reign river Roma Roman Dacia Roman province Roman world Romanian countries Romanized population rule ruler Saxons Simon of Keza situated Slavic Slavs sources Spinei statal Szeklers Tartars territory tion Tisza toponym Transylvania tribal tribes Tsarate Tuhutum Turkic voivode Wallachia western