1806‐49 A Hungarian landowner and aristocrat, and a liberal politician. From the late 1830s he led the anti-government party in the Senate. He was the Prime Minister of Hungary's first responsible government, which was formed on March 17 as a result of the 1848 Revolution. He attempted to conclude a peace agreement with Vienna in order to protect the country's independence, but failed, and resigned on October 2. At the end of December, he negotiated with Austria as the representative of the Hungarian government, but was arrested in Pest by the Austrian imperial army on January 8, 1849, and was executed in October. [Minamizuka Shingo] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
1806‐49 ハンガリーの大地主貴族で自由主義政治家。1830年代末から上院で反政府党を指導。48年革命の結果3月17日にできたハンガリー初の責任内閣の首相。国の独立を守るため,ウィーンとの平和協定を結ぼうとして失敗し,10月2日に辞職。12月末ハンガリー政府代表としてオーストリアと交渉するが,49年1月8日オーストリア皇帝軍によってペシュトで逮捕され,10月に処刑された。【南塚 信吾】 出典 株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について 情報 |
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