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Margaret Himfi de Döbrönte (Hungarian: döbröntei Himfi Margit; died after 1408) was a Hungarian noblewoman at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries, who was abducted and enslaved by Ottoman marauders. She later became a slave mistress of a wealthy Venetian citizen of Crete, with whom she had two daughters. Margaret was able to return to Hungary in 1405.

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rdfs:comment	Margaret Himfi de Döbrönte (Hungarian: döbröntei Himfi Margit; died after 1408) was a Hungarian noblewoman at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries, who was abducted and enslaved by Ottoman marauders. She later became a slave mistress of a wealthy Venetian citizen of Crete, with whom she had two daughters. Margaret was able to return to Hungary in 1405. (en) Margaret Himfi, död efter 1408, var en ungersk adelskvinna och slav, som blev berömd för historien kring hennes kidnappning och liv i slaveri. Hon tillhörde en ungersk adelsfamilj, och togs som slav under osmanska gränsräder under en inte exakt specificerad tidpunkt. Hennes familj efterlyste henne, och hon återfanns slutligen år 1405 som slav till den venetianske köpmannen Giorgio Darvasio på Kreta, som då tillhörde republiken Venedig; hon hade då två döttrar med honom. Han tvingades frige henne, och hon återvände då till Ungern. Hennes historia är berömd och har varit föremål för forskning. (sv)
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birth date	before 1380 (en)
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spouse	(en) Giorgio Darvasio (en)
has abstract	Margaret Himfi de Döbrönte (Hungarian: döbröntei Himfi Margit; died after 1408) was a Hungarian noblewoman at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries, who was abducted and enslaved by Ottoman marauders. She later became a slave mistress of a wealthy Venetian citizen of Crete, with whom she had two daughters. Margaret was able to return to Hungary in 1405. (en) Margaret Himfi, död efter 1408, var en ungersk adelskvinna och slav, som blev berömd för historien kring hennes kidnappning och liv i slaveri. Hon tillhörde en ungersk adelsfamilj, och togs som slav under osmanska gränsräder under en inte exakt specificerad tidpunkt. Hennes familj efterlyste henne, och hon återfanns slutligen år 1405 som slav till den venetianske köpmannen Giorgio Darvasio på Kreta, som då tillhörde republiken Venedig; hon hade då två döttrar med honom. Han tvingades frige henne, och hon återvände då till Ungern. Hennes historia är berömd och har varit föremål för forskning. (sv)

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