The 39th hero on my page was also a member of the Valiant Order of the 1,000-mile-long Hungarian Borderland that separated the Ottoman Empire from Hungary and West Europe for nearly 300 years... He is Maróthy Mihály of Loós, castellan of Sárvár, Pápa, and Veszprém castles, and Hussar captain (?-1600)...
I love collecting the history of Hungarian castles, I have almost 300 of them on my page. At the same time, we need to know more about the warriors' life in them. So far I have 39 of them if we do not count the 19 persons whom I placed into the category of "famous and infamous people". Check them out if you can.
Read more about his life, based on the research of Szibler Gábor. I wish we knew more about those warriors who stood "in the second or third line" behind the great historical figures because they were the ones who kept this country intact.
For now, here is the story of Maróthy Mihály of Loós:
https://www.hungarianottomanwars.com/essays/marothy-mihaly-of-loos-1600/
