Was the biggest Hungarian king really Romanian? – we can now learn the truth – VIDEO

Miklós Kásler, the Minister of Human Capacities, announced on Wednesday that the Institute of Hungarian Research started to analyse the remnants of János Corvin, the son of the biggest Hungarian king, Matthias I. With János Corvin’s death, the Hunyadi dynasty, which was one of the most important dynasties in Hungarian history, died out.

According to origo.hu, thanks to the work of the Institute of Hungarian Research, János Corvin’s remnants will be analysed, so they will be able to define a genetic section typical in the DNA of the male members of the Hunyadi family. As a result, they can answer the questions regarding the origins of the family, and they will be able to identify the bones of the great king in Székesfehérvár, where the remnants of the Hungarian monarchs of the Middle Ages are stored in one vault, and nobody can distinguish them. HERE we wrote about the sad story of the Hungarian royal tombs.

If the research is successful, one of the biggest Hungarian kings can be reburied, the minister said. Interestingly, based on the sources, the paternal predecessors of Matthias’s father, János Hunyadi, who defeated the Ottomans in Nándorfehérvár in 1456, are well-known. However,

we know almost nothing about János Hunyadi’s mother, the great king’s grandmother.

Here is the video the minister published on his Facebook page about the excavations and the research started on Wednesday:

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