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Encyclopedia > King Mathias

King Mathias is the current king of Knights Kingdom. He is a wise and just ruler. He tried to stop the evil dictator, Lord Vladek, of Bedland in 2005 by sending his best knight, Sir Danju, to kill him. He uses basic light blasts from his sword to battle .


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King Mathias (Mátyás Corvinus) Hunyadi (599 words)
The heraldic animal of the King was the raven.
Because of the raven, King Matthias accepted the epithet Corvinus King Matthias (Mátyás) was born in Kolozsvár Transylvania.
King Matthias died 1490 at the young age of 47 and without accomplishing his dream ofeliminating the Turkish treat forever from Hungary and Europe.
Hungary (2324 words)
In the center of the cross guard in a wreath is the coat of arms of Hungary surmounted with the Royal Hungarian Crown with the cross of St. Stefen at the top that leans to the side (there’s a whole historical episode to this).
King Mathias was the greatest of all royal patrons of the arts.
It was said of King Mathias that he was wise, just, patient, brave, quickly decisive, self-reliant, self-assured, and last, but not least, one of the most cultured men of Europe.
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