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The Byzantine-Hungarian War was a series of border conflicts between the Byzantine Empire and the Kingdom of Hungary that took place in the Balkans between 1162 & 1167 that took place shortly after the death of King Géza II of Hungary and the recent treaty a year prior to his death, which presented the opportunity for Manuel I Komnenos to take advantage of the Succession crisis & interfere in his neighbor’s realm under their ruler Stephen III six weeks after his Coronation. The war was mainly fought near strategic regions of strategic regions of Dalmatia, Croatia, & Sirmium.
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