Chronicon Pictum (Page 44) - Prince Emeric's funeral and the blinding of Vazul <br> In the foreground, two men place the body of Emeric, dressed as a prince, in a marble coffin. King Stephen standing in front of the coffin rests his right hand on his face, he expresses his pain with this regretful gesture. While Queen Gisela watches the scene unfolding in the background, where the bound Vazul lies in the mountains, on a rocky terrain decorated with a castle in the background. Vazul's hand is held by a soldier sitting on his leg, and Sebös, Queen Gisela's emissary, pushes out his eyes. On the left, three hooded figures are riding: the emissaries of King Stephen, who are coming to free Vazul.
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circa 1360 <div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1360-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902</div>
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