parasztfelkelés
paraszfelkelés is a Hungarian term that translates to "peasant uprising" or "peasant revolt." It refers to a historical phenomenon in Hungary where peasants, often driven by harsh social and economic conditions, rose up against their landlords, authorities, or ruling class. These uprisings were not unique to Hungary and occurred in various forms throughout European history.
The causes of parasztfelkelés were typically multifaceted. Oppressive feudal systems, heavy taxation, serfdom, and economic hardship
One of the most significant and well-known instances of parasztfelkelés in Hungarian history was the Dózsa
While often unsuccessful in achieving their immediate goals, parasztfelkelés played a role in shaping Hungarian social