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490:, who served in Andrew's army. According to historian Renáta Skorka, these events also occurred during Andrew's rebellion in 1317. After that Andrew Kőszegi surrendered to the royal armies and never rebelled again. Charles I did not fully punish him for unknown reasons, for instance, he also returned the castle of Kőszeg to him. When the king crushed the power of Nicholas II Kőszegi in 1321, he appointed Andrew as the new
347:. When Charles I launched a royal campaign against John and Peter, the late Henry's sons, who governed their province in Southern Transdanubia, Andrew sent his auxiliary troops in order to provide assistance to his second uncles. Charles waged war with the southern Kőszegi dominion again in the first half of 1316, which also affected heavily Andrew's territory. He was unable to help his relatives, because his several
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considered that Andrew's unsuccessful attack against Sopron took place in the summer of 1317, and there were no subsequent clashes between the royal army and Andrew's troops. Kristó argued there is no evidence that Andrew ever held the aforementioned ispánates. In
November 1317, King Frederick
442:'s fortress). Charles' cease-fire conditions resulted the dissolution of the extended Kőszegi province in Western Transdanubia; the family was able to retain only Vas and Zala counties, its revenues were handed over to Nicholas II Kőszegi, while royal
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independently of the royal power in the previous decades. Nicholas inherited Ivan's power and landholdings in 1308. Andrew was first mentioned by contemporary records in
January 1312, when Nicholas confirmed his previously concluded alliance with the
295:, continuing his brother's policy, who abandoned their grandfather's aggressive anti-royal behavior. According to his own document, Andrew intended to visit the royal court in the summer of 1314, but there is no record about the event.
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However, soon, Andrew returned to the late Ivan's harsh expansionist policy and plundered his neighbors' landholdings, in order to integrate the some remaining independent lords to his
Western Transdanubian province. For instance, his
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Nicholas died in early 1314. He was succeeded by Andrew, who clearly stated in one of his charters that he inherited the province from his grandfather then brother "by law". Accordingly, Andrew became hereditary
422:, who also participated in the Serbian campaign. Contemporary records and charters in the following period referred to Andrew's forces as "Germans", which implies that he hired number of mercenaries from
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After his failed insurrection in 1317, Andrew Kőszegi withdrew to the western border. For unknown reasons, he rebelled against
Charles I again in the spring of 1319. Thereafter, Alexander Köcski and
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led a royal campaign against his remaining dominion. Fulfilling his vengeance, Köcski seized the Kőszegis' six fortresses within months; he overcame Andrew Kőszegi's army at
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also attacked from the borderlands. Andrew's dominion collapsed within months (the details of the clashes are unknown); he surrendered to
Charles in the royal camp at
359:, where Köcski's brother-in-law Ladislaus Nádasd and his family were brutally massacred. In the same time, Köcski's lands and mills were also plundered and destroyed.
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Andrew originated from the
Transdanubian branch of the powerful and wealthy Kőszegi family. He was born around 1295, not long before the death of his father
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Vajk, Ádám (2011). ""Mibe került ezen hűségi levél?" Kőszegi Miklós győri püspöksége és az országos politika ". In Nemes, Gábor; Vajk, Ádám (eds.).
398:, which refused to acknowledge his supremacy, but the burghers successfully repelled the offense with the assistance of the troops of his former
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390:(present-day Mačva, Serbia) in the winter of 1317. Taking advantage of the king's absent, Andrew Kőszegi attacked the towns of
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of Vas County. He died in the second half of 1324. His castles and lands were inherited by his much younger uncle,
486:(present-day Koprivnica, Croatia). According to a royal charter, Nicholas Felsőlendvai captured six Austrian
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s were appointed to the other counties, where Andrew lost all of his castles (for instance, Pannonhalma,
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and his kinship, the Nádasd clan. Andrew sent his soldier
Solomon the Red with a marauding army to
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Zsoldos, Attila (2010). "A Henrik-fiak: A Héder nembéli Kőszegiek "családi története" ".
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Skorka, Renáta (2017). "A "mohó farkas" utóda. Egy Kőszegi
Habsburg-szolgálatban ".
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Kristó, Gyula (2003). "I. Károly király harcai a tartományurak ellen (1310–1323) ".
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by early 1315. For instance, he arbitrarily occupied the fort of
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864:(in Hungarian). Győri Egyházmegyei Levéltár. pp. 411–440.
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was the permanent residence of Andrew Kőszegi until his death
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803:(in Hungarian). História, MTA Történettudományi Intézete.
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784:(1–2). Magyar Történelmi Társulat: 89–146.
323:, owned by Herbord Reszneki. Andrew seized
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366:The medieval wall of
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289:Pannonhalma Archabbey
940:Nicholas III Kőszegi
613:, pp. 399, 426.
408:Lawrence Nagymartoni
193:Western Transdanubia
154:Charles I of Hungary
50:Nicholas III Kőszegi
1055:Nicholas II Kőszegi
961:Nicholas II Kőszegi
797:Engel, Pál (1996).
708:, pp. 333–334.
420:Nicholas II Kőszegi
70:Nicholas II Kőszegi
57:Nicholas II Kőszegi
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77:John Kőszegi
30:Ispán of Vas
1100:1324 deaths
1020:John Hencfi
881:Vasi Szemle
757:Skorka 2017
733:Kristó 2003
706:Kristó 2003
694:Skorka 2017
527:Skorka 2017
333:Joachim Péc
325:Szentgyörgy
273:Borostyánkő
202:Fürstenfeld
100: 1295
46:Predecessor
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1036:1314–1317
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502:References
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551:Vajk 2011
539:Vajk 2011
452:Pál Engel
343:from the
293:oligarchs
206:Hungarian
142:Hungarian
66:Successor
41:1321–1324
39:1314–1317
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210:Fölöstöm
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277:Sárvár
265:Kőszeg
249:Sopron
164:Family
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384:Száva
374:When
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345:Csáks
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