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Saint Stephen

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Saint Stephen or Stephen I, 975-1038, duke (997-1001) and first king (1001-38) of Hungary, called the Apostle of Hungary. The Hungarian state may be said to date from his reign. Because he continued the Christianization policy of his father, Duke Geza, and followed a pro-German policy, he had to put down revolts by pagan nobles. Married to a German princess, Stephen favored German immigration and modeled his administration on that of the German kings. He divided Hungary into counties, governed by royal officials, to prevent abuses by the nobles. His crown, sent to him by Pope Sylvester... Read more
Saint Stephen
Concise Dictionary of World Place-Names Saint Stephen, Canada, USA Canada (New Brunswick): founded as Scoodic in 1783 and, after...Stephen Parish which took its name from a surveyor, Stephen Pendleton. ‘Saint’ was added to match the practice of surrounding parishes. Read more
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World Encyclopedia Stephen, Saint (977–1038) First king, as Stephen I (r.1000–38), of the Hungarian Árpád dynasty. His chief work was to continue the Christianization of Hungary... Read more

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