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How do I develop my exhibit?

Join Peter Dunai as he presents the concept and history of the Hungarian Holy Kings, such as St. Stephen, St. Emeric, and St. Ladislas. Learn about their dynastic background, mythical ancestry, and their impact on the Hungarian Kingdom. Explore the presence of the Holy Kings in Europe and the contemporary holy descendants of the dynasty. Discover the various philatelic materials and studies related to the Holy Kings, and the exhibition's history and potential for further development.

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How do I develop my exhibit?

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  1. How do I develop my exhibit? Peter Dunai Essen, 5th May 2013.

  2. The concept of the development (I.) • Traditional, historical and chronological approach; • Introduction of the Hungarian Holy Kings St.Stephen, St. Emeric, St.Ladislas; • Dynastic background, ancestry; • Mythical ancestor of the Hungarians: the Turul-bird; • History of the ancient Hungarians: their settlement in the Carpathian Basin; • Introduction of Arpad: the founder of the dynasty.

  3. The concept of the development (II.) • St. Stephen, the founder of the State = fight against the tribal leaders; = evangelization of his people; = founding of the Hungarian state = the first crowned Hungarian King • St. Emeric, the prince with lilies; • St. Ladislas, the Knight-King = fight against the Cumans; = strengthening the royal power in Hungary; = incorporation of Croatia into the Hungarian Kingdom = canonization of the first Hungarian King and his son;

  4. The concept of the development (III.) • the cult of the Holy Kings = the Holy Crown and the Regalia = the settlements, bearing their name (churches, consacrated to their names) • the contemporary Holy Kings in Europe • the Holy descendants of the dynasty = St. Elisabeth ( of Thuringie ) = St. Margaret

  5. Other important aspects of the development • the presence of the widest range of different philatelic materials • the presence of appropriate philatelic studies; • the presence of as many „international” materials as available; • the balanced use of thematic and philatelic information in the text.

  6. The „history” of the exhibition material • 1997: first presentation in national level; • 2000: gold medal in national exhibition; • Belgica 2001 : first international (FIP) presentation • Brno 2005 : first large vermeil (85) • Efiro 2008 : first gold medal (92) at FIP level • Participation in the ECTP ( 2007, 2011 )

  7. The possibilites of the further development • a more integrated approach of the history of the medieval European Christianity, through the activity of the Hungarian Holy Kings, = to analyse the influence of their activity on the history of the European Christianity; = to analyse and compare the different types of Holy Kings in the European history ( the martyr, the evangelist, and the Knight-King) = to strengthen the part, which shows the international aspects of their activity • to preserve the basic structure, but broaden the international aspects;

  8. Thank you for your attention!

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