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The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 29
FRANÇOIS, COUNT; a French gen 1827, a statute established the order as one consisting of the sovereign and sixteen knights. These knights, for the most part nobles of high rank, bear the letters K.T. after their name. An'drew I., king of Hungary, was the eldest son of Ladislaus the Bald. On the acce ion of Peter, in 1044, he and his brother Bala were obliged to quit Hungary; but on promising to abolish Christianity and to restore paganism, they were recalled. When Andrew, however, obtained the throne, he broke his engagement, and compelled his subjects to turn Christians. He was defeated and slain by his brother in 1059.-There were other kings of Hungary of this name, but there is nothing important to record of them.
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