István Széchenyi

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István Széchenyi was a 19th-century Hungarian statesman, reformer, and politician often called "the Greatest Hungarian" for his pivotal role in modernizing Hungary’s economy, infrastructure, and society.

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István Széchenyi canonical 7
Széchenyi 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hungarian politician
human
nobleman
reformer
statesman
writer
causeOfDeath suicide
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Hungary
dateOfBirth 1791-09-21
dateOfDeath 1860-04-08
educatedAt military schools of the Habsburg Monarchy
ethnicGroup Hungarians
familyName István Széchenyi self-linksurface differs
surface form: Széchenyi
father Ferenc Széchényi
founderOf Hungarian Academy of Sciences
givenName István
hasOccupation author
civil engineer
economist
politician
influenced Hungarian liberal reformers
Lajos Kossuth
knownFor economic reforms in Hungary
infrastructure development in Hungary
modernization of Hungary
social reforms in Hungary
memberOf Hungarian Academy of Sciences
memberOfPoliticalParty Austrian Empire political elite
militaryRank officer
mother Józsefina Festetics
movement Hungarian Reform Era
nickname the Greatest Hungarian
nobleTitle Count
notableProject development of Hungarian steam navigation
development of the Chain Bridge in Budapest
modernization of Hungarian agriculture
regulation of the Danube in Hungary
notableWork Hitel
Stadium
Világ
participantIn Napoleonic Wars
placeOfBirth Austro-Hungarian Empire
surface form: Habsburg Monarchy

Vienna
placeOfDeath Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Austrian Empire

Döbling
positionHeld Minister of Public Works and Transport of Hungary
religion Roman Catholicism
sexOrGender male
spouse Crescencia Seilern-Aspang
workLocation Buda
Pest
Vienna

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Széchenyi Thermal Bath namedAfter István Széchenyi
Chain Bridge namedAfter István Széchenyi
Hungarian Academy of Sciences foundedBy István Széchenyi
Revolution of 1848 in Hungary leader István Széchenyi
István Széchenyi familyName István Széchenyi self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Széchenyi
Széchenyi Chain Bridge to Buda namedAfter István Széchenyi
Hősök tere, Budapest hasStatueOf István Széchenyi
Széchenyi Hill namedAfter István Széchenyi