legitimáknak
Legitimáknak is a term originating from Hungarian history, referring to the supporters of the Habsburg monarchy's claim to the Hungarian throne. This political faction was prominent throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly during periods of constitutional struggle and national aspiration within Hungary. The legitimists fundamentally believed in the hereditary right of the Habsburg dynasty to rule Hungary, as established by historical treaties and agreements, such as the Pragmatic Sanction.
Their ideology often contrasted with that of the nationalist movements, which sought greater Hungarian autonomy or
The strength of the legitimist movement fluctuated depending on the political climate. During periods of strong