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Sigismund (1386-1437), King of Hungary, King of Germany, King of Bohemia, Holy Roman Emperor. See Sigismund in "The Royal Family of Germany".

After that, the Hungarian throne became the prey of European royal families. Most of the time, the Hungarian throne was held by European foreign royal families. In fact, Hungary became a semi-independent country under foreign rule, and the Hungarian royal family lineage also became Part of other royal lineages in Europe. Those foreign monarchs were no longer introduced in the Hungarian royal family lineage. The changes in the Hungarian royal family since then are as follows:

From 1437 to 1564, the Hungarian throne changed hands several times during the competition between the Jadjelen royal family of Bohemia and the Austrian Habsburg royal family.

From 1526 to 1571, the Hungarian throne returned to the hands of the Hungarian noble Zaboa family (which was hostile to the Hungarian king of the Habsburg royal family from 1526 to 1564). This was the last royal lineage of the Hungarian family. During this period, the Zaboa royal family united with nobles from all over Hungary to swear that they would no longer elect foreign royals to become the king of Hungary. However, the Zaboa royal family unfortunately collapsed during the invasion of the Ottoman Turks. .

After the Ottoman invasion, Hungary was divided into three parts. From 1571 to 1682, the Habsburg family ruled northern and western Hungary, the Ottomans occupied central Hungary, and Traciva in the south Nea became an independent kingdom, ruled by the Hungarian Rakotz family in Trasylvania.

In 1682, the Austrian Habsburgs defeated the Hungarian Ottomans. The Ottomans withdrew from Hungary and recovered Trasylvania. The Habsburgs unified Hungary, and Hungary became a A domain of the Austrian Habsburg royal family (1682-1918). In the early 18th century, the Rakocz family of Trasylvania launched a Hungarian national independence movement, but it was suppressed by the Habsburg rulers. After the Hungarian Revolution in 1848, the Hungarians established the French Republic in 1849, but were eventually suppressed by the Habsburg royal family.

On October 17, 1918, after the surrender of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in World War I, Hungary declared its independence and established the First French Republic (the French Peace of 1849 was not included.) The Soviet socialist regime was established in March 1919, but failed in August. The First Japanese Republic was abolished.

From 1919 to 1920, Hungary was regent by the Archduke of Austria.

In 1920, Hungary restored its monarchy and Miklos Hoser was regent. During World War II, the Hoser regime followed the Nazis. In October 1944, Nazi Germany occupied Hungary. From December 1944 to February 1946, the Soviet Red Army occupied Hungary.

1946-1950, the Second Hungarian Republic of Germany established a democratic government.

From 1950 to 1989, the Hungarian People's Republic of Socialist Government was established. During this period, in 1956, the Hungarian Revolution broke out.

From 1989 to present, Hungary is the Third Republic of China.

After 1990, a democratic government was implemented