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'''The Uralic Kingdoms of Lyonheimer''' (Otherwise known as the Uralic Kingdoms) were a group of ununified territories that existed in [[Lyonheimer]] from around 1000BC to the mid 1300s. The kingdoms existed until the unification by King [[Stephen I]] of the [[Kingdom of Pest]] following the signing of the [[Treaty of Csepel]]. | |||
==Kingdoms== | ==Kingdoms== | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Referances== | ===Referances== | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== |
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Status | United into the First Kingdom of Lyonheimer | ||||||
Historical era | Roughly 1000BC-1337 | ||||||
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The Uralic Kingdoms of Lyonheimer (Otherwise known as the Uralic Kingdoms) were a group of ununified territories that existed in Lyonheimer from around 1000BC to the mid 1300s. The kingdoms existed until the unification by King Stephen I of the Kingdom of Pest following the signing of the Treaty of Csepel.