Udvaroktól

"Udvaroktól" is a Hungarian phrase that translates to "from the court" or "from the palace." It is often used to refer to the period in Hungarian history following the fall of the Árpád dynasty in 1301, which marked the end of the medieval Hungarian state and the beginning of the late medieval and early modern period. This era is characterized by a series of political and social changes, including the rise of the nobility, the decline of royal power, and the increasing influence of foreign powers.

The term "udvaroktól" is also used to describe the cultural and artistic developments of this period, which saw the emergence of new literary and artistic styles, as well as the influence of foreign cultural trends. The phrase is often used in academic and historical contexts to refer to this specific period in Hungarian history, and it is an important concept for understanding the development of the Hungarian state and its relationship with the wider European context.