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Hajduk

A hajduk (Hungarian: hajdúk, plural of hajdú 'foot-soldier') was initially a type of irregular infantry found in Central, Eastern, and parts of Southeast Europe from the late 16th to mid 19th centuries. Eventually the term was used for armed outlaws. The two categories share a reputation ranging from bandits to freedom fighters, depending on time, place…

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Etymology

Irregular military

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Notable hajduks

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Hajduk

Nodes168
Edges167
Triples177
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011905
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related to Kingdom of Hungary · 39
Hajduk → Among, As, At, Bihar, Bocskay, Bocskay's, Catholic, Defence Forces, During, Habsburg, Habsburg Emperor, Hajdú, Hajdú County, Hajdúbagos, Hajdúböszörmény, Hajdúdorog, Hajdúhadház, Hajdúnánás, Hajdúszoboszló, Hajdúszovát
related to Cultural influence · 29
Hajduk → Communist, Czech, Czech Republic, Dragan Hajduković, Edward Abbey, FK Hajduk, FK Hajduk Beograd, FK Hajduk Veljko, Frankie Hejduk, George Washington Hayduke, Haiducii, Haiducii Muscelului, Hajduk Kula, Hajduk Lion, Hajduk Lipník, HNK Hajduk Split, Macedonian, Milan Hejduk, Montenegrin, Romanian
related to Further reading · 24
Hajduk → Archived, Balkan Wars, Boško, Bracewell, Calif, Case, Hajduci, Hajduks, Holly, In Naimark, ISBN, Istorijske, Its Historians, Janus, Norman, Rastko, Serbian, Stanford, Stanford University Press, Suvajdžić
related to Serbian · 22
Hajduk → Bimbaša, Bosnian KrajinaIvan Musić, Habsburg, Herzegovina UprisingJovo Stanisavljević, Herzegovina UprisingPetar Popović Pecija, Kočina Krajina, Mustafa Pasha's Popular Army, Ottoman BosniaKarađorđe, Pivljanin, Serbian Free Corps, Serbian RevolutionGolub Babić, Serbian RevolutionHajduk Veljko, Serbian RevolutionStanko Arambašić, Serbian RevolutionStojan, Serbian RevolutionZeka Buljubaša, Slavonia, Sočivica, Stanoje Glavaš, Starina Novak, TimokDeli-Marko
related to Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth · 14
Hajduk → Contrary, For, However, Hungarian, In, Lithuanian Commonwealth, Poland-Lithuania, Polish, Polish-Lithuanian, The, Their, Turco-Balkan, Unusually, Western
related to Etymology · 11
Hajduk → Another, English, Hungarian, Lithuanian Commonwealth, One, Other, Ottomans, Polish, The, These, Turkish
related to Romanian · 10
Hajduk → Andrei Popa, Anghel Panait, Brave, Iancu Jianu, Maramureș, Oltenia, Radu Anghel, Revolutions, Wallachian UprisingPopa, WallachiaPintea
related to Serbian Militia (1718–46) · 10
Hajduk → Austrians, Crna Bara, In, Kosta Dimitrijević, Kragujevac, Mlatišuma, Paraćin, The, The Serbs, Vuk Isaković
see also · 7
Hajduk → Albanian, ArmatolesArmenian, Bihar CountyHajdučka Republika Mijata, Early Cossacks, Kreshnikësh, Slavic-Tatar, Tomića
is a · 1
Hajduk → romanticised hero figure who steals from

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hajduks hungarian term ottoman hajdú ottomans serbian used polish also word century guerrilla bandits commander leader centuries 17th fighters albanian

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Hajdukis aromanticised hero figure who steals from0.90text
Hajdúbagosinstance ofMany of the settlements created at this time still bear the prefix Hajdú0.80text
Hajdúböszörményinstance ofMany of the settlements created at this time still bear the prefix Hajdú0.80text
Hajdúdoroginstance ofMany of the settlements created at this time still bear the prefix Hajdú0.80text
Hajdúhadházinstance ofMany of the settlements created at this time still bear the prefix Hajdú0.80text
Hajdúnánásinstance ofMany of the settlements created at this time still bear the prefix Hajdú0.80text
Hajdúsámsoninstance ofMany of the settlements created at this time still bear the prefix Hajdú0.80text
Hajdúszoboszlóinstance ofMany of the settlements created at this time still bear the prefix Hajdú0.80text
Hajdúszovátinstance ofMany of the settlements created at this time still bear the prefix Hajdú0.80text
Hajdúvid etc.instance ofMany of the settlements created at this time still bear the prefix Hajdú0.80text
and the whole area is called Hajdúságinstance ofMany of the settlements created at this time still bear the prefix Hajdú0.80text
Hajdukrelated to Cultural influenceThe Croatian0.60section

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