366:, which Coloman governed after 1226, because of the geographical distance and Andrew's constantly difficult situation in Halych. As Slovak historian Nataša Procházková considered Andrew invaded Coloman's lands in Szepesség sometime between 1222 and 1226, and only a brief skirmish occurred between them. Historian Attila Zsoldos considered the confrontation took place in the first half of 1231, after Andrew was driven from Halych (see below). Zsoldos argued the skirmish was part of wider conflict between Andrew II and his elder sons,
350:. Consolidating his rule and foreign relations, Danylo launched a military campaign against Andrew's territory in 1230 (the Galician–Volhynian Chronicle incorrectly put the year of attack to 1229). Besieging and capturing the capital Halych, Danylo seized the province by March 1230. Andrew was captured and taken prisoner, but Danylo soon released him and the young prince fled to Hungary, accompanied by Sudislav.
410:" Danilo and Vasilko advanced upon Halych, most of the inhabitants of the city came out to meet them . Upon his arrival, Danilo pitched camp on the bank of the Dniester, he welcomed the Galician people. He distributed towns to his boyars and voyevodas, and they all had an abundance of food, while the king's son , Dijaniš , and Sudislav were dying of hunger in . In a short while the king's son died "
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in 1230 (or 1229, if GVC is correct), but he could not seize the town and withdrew his troops. Duke Andrew and
Sudislav departed for Hungary again. In the second half of 1231, Andrew II and Béla jointly invaded Halych in order to restore his youngest son, Andrew, to the Galician throne. The Hungarian
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near
Peremil in Volhynia. Andrew lost the support of boyars completely. Taking advantage of the situation, Danylo Romanovych seized all of Halych–Volhynia, excluding the capital Halych, which remained under Hungarian control. During a nine-week siege, the defenders were starved out and skirmishes
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in August 1221, Andrew II entered into negotiations with
Mstislav and they reached a compromise in late 1221 or early 1222. The Hungarian king renounced Halych and arranged a marriage alliance between his youngest son, Andrew, and Mstislav's daughter Elena (also known as Maria) in order to secure
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Coloman's release. Coloman also had to abandon all claim on Halych in favor of the approximately eleven-year-old Andrew. Their father tried to obtain a papal exemption from these conditions and asked for the transfer of the royal title of
Coloman to Andrew, but Pope Honorius refused the request.
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border hindered Andrew II to send subsequent relief army. According to the
Galician–Volhynian Chronicle, Duke Andrew starved to death at the very beginning of 1234, which closed the conflict and King Andrew II's series of attempts to seize Halych–Volhynia for the Hungarian Crown.
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Hungarian military force remained in Rus' to support and consolidate Andrew's instabil rule. Andrew plausibly formed an alliance with Mikhail Vsevolodovich of Chernigov in order to attack Vladimir IV Rurikovich, but the latter routed them at
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in early 1218. Andrew II and Leo I intended them to become joint heirs to the
Armenian (Cilician) throne. Pope Honorius confirmed their engagement in 1219. However, their betrothal was later broken in favor of a more advantageous marriage between Isabella and
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Only a smaller faction of the local boyars supported Danylo's realm in Halych, several conspiracies and assassination attempts took place against him within a year. The eldest brother Béla decided to help Andrew to regain his throne. He crossed the
319:, forcing him to withdraw. Despite his victories, Mstislav ceded Halych to Andrew's namesake son in early 1227, following diplomatic negotiations. A leading pro-Hungarian boyar Sudislav administered the province on behalf of the young Andrew.
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Mstislav Mstislavich in late 1226 because the latter refused to grant Halych to Andrew's youngest son despite their previous compromise. The Hungarians besieged and captured Przemyśl,
362:) for years. Only a single reference in a charter of Duke Coloman from 1232 mentions their conflict in passing. The document claims that Andrew had attacked the "realm" of Coloman led by false advisers. It is unlikely that Andrew invaded
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work, considering the young Andrew died in 1224 at the latest and his betrothal with
Mstislav's daughter never took effect. Mór Wertner proved that a charter of Coloman implicitly suggests that Andrew was still alive around 1230 or 1231.
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Sometime before 1232, there was a brief skirmish between Andrew and
Coloman because of their conflicting interest in Halych. After 1221, Coloman never gave up his claim over the principality and remained in the neighboring
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arrived to the province in the autumn of 1233. Despite the internal conflicts with the church, Andrew II also prepared to departure for Halych too but had to continue his negotiations which led to the
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Church in Halych to the Hungarian ecclesiastical organization, but no steps were taken in this direction due to political instability. By 1230, the Romanovych brothers took control over whole
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After 1222, Andrew disappears from contemporary records in Hungary. His subsequent role in Halych as puppet ruler of his father is narrated only by the
437:. Thereafter, Vladimir Rurikovich laid siege to Halych in the spring of 1233. Andrew requested reinforcements from Hungary; a considerable army led by
400:) and Halych. Leader of the Hungarian army, a certain Martinis was killed during the conflict. Andrew II concluded a peace with Danylo at
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479:, using archaeogenetic methods, used a DNA sample from King Béla III to identify the remains of his grandson Prince Andrew.
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104:Principality of Galicia
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332:Grand Prince of Kiev
247:Mstislav Mstislavich
238:for her bridegroom.
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180:Prince of Zvenyhorod
134:Andrew II of Hungary
59:Mstislav Mstislavich
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