Kingdom of Hungary (1526–1867)

Kingdom of Hungary Magyar Királyság (Hungarian) Königreich Ungarn (German) Regnum Hungariae (Latin)
1526–1867
Coat of arms
Motto: Regnum Mariae Patrona Hungariae ("Kingdom of Mary, the Patroness of Hungary")
Anthem: "Rákóczi-induló" (Hungarian) (English: "Rákóczi March")
Habsburg Kingdom of Hungary (light blue) in personal union with the Kingdom of Croatia (red), both within the Habsburg monarchy (in shades of blue) in 1572.
Status	Crownland of Habsburg monarchy and from 1804 the Austrian Empire In personal union with the Kingdom of Croatia (see historical context section)
Capital	Buda (1526–1536, 1784–1873) Pressburg (1536–1783)
Common languages	Official languages: Latin (before 1784; 1790–1844) German (1784–1790; 1849–1867) Hungarian (1836–1849) Other spoken languages: Romanian Slovak Croatian Slovene Serbian Italian Ruthenian
Religion	Catholic Reformed Lutheranism Orthodox Unitarianism Judaism
Demonym	Hungarian
Government	Absolute monarchy
Apostolic King
• 1526–1564 (first)	Ferdinand I
• 1848–1867 (last)	Franz Joseph I
Palatine
• 1526–1530 (first)	Stephen Báthory
• 1847–1848 (last)	Stephen Francis
Legislature	Royal Diet
Historical era	Early Modern
• Battle of Mohács	29 August 1526
• Treaty of Nagyvárad	24 February 1538
• Siege of Eger	9 September – 17 October 1552
• Battle of Saint Gotthard	1 August 1664
• Wesselényi conspiracy	1664–1671
• Treaty of Karlowitz	26 January 1699
• War of Independence	1703–1711
• Hungarian Reform Era	1825-1848
• Hungarian Revolution	15 March 1848
• 1867 Compromise	30 March 1867
Currency	Forint
Preceded by Succeeded by Kingdom of Hungary (1301–1526) Hungarian State Austria-Hungary Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen
Today part of	Hungary