most famous player in recent decades has been Kornél Dávid. The Hungarian national ice hockey team also qualified for their first IIHF World Championship in more than 70 years. Games Traditional toys are made from various plants, for example juglans (dió), nuts (mogyoró) or maize. "Erre csörög a dió, arra meg a mogyoró" is one of the most famous Magyar children's games. Ulti is one of the most famous card games played by a 32-card set so-called: "Magyar kártya", exactly: "Tell-Karte" with German decks. Button football is a tabletop game which is known in Europe, typically in Hungary. The Rubik's Cube debuted in Hungary in 1977 and gained international fame. Hungary has produced many top-level chess players, notably Judith Polgar and Peter Leko. The 45th Chess Olympiad is planned for Budapest in 2024. Flag The flag of Hungary is a horizontal tricolour of red, white and green (red-white-green). This revised style was adopted on the 12th of October 1957 following the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. The colours of were used during the coronation of Matthias II in 1608. It is speculated that the colours and their relationship with the Hungarian monarchy date back to the 13th century. The colours of the flag are also present in the traditional Hungarian Coat of Arms. The red is thought to signify the various battles which Hungary has fought in, whilst the white and green denote Hungary's rivers and mountains respectively. See also List of Hungarians List of museums in Hungary Renaissance architecture in Central Europe National symbols of Hungary References External links Culture of Hungary (Film, Fine arts, Folklore, Literature, Music, Press and Theatre) summarized at the administrative website of Hungary Some Hungarian proverbs reflecting the history and culture of the county