A középkor főbb krónikásai a magyarok honfoglalása koráig

This volume opens a window onto the medieval world by gathering the most influential chronicles that reach back to the era of the Hungarian conquest. It explains how early writers recorded the movements of peoples, the rise and fall of empires, and the everyday concerns that shaped their societies. By returning to the original texts, the author shows how many later interpretations have obscured the raw voices of those centuries‑old narrators.

The work also guides listeners through the methodological challenges of using medieval sources, pointing out common misconceptions and demonstrating why careful reading can still yield clear insights. It highlights a select group of chroniclers—among them Jordanes and others—whose accounts provide a vivid backdrop for understanding Central Europe’s turbulent migration period. Engaging and concise, the selection equips anyone curious about the foundations of Hungarian history with a solid, approachable grounding in the primary material.