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    János Arany was a 19th century Hungarian poet, writer, journalist and teacher. He was born in 1817 in Nagyszalonta, which is now located in Romania, and died in 1882 in Budapest. Arany is considered one of the greatest Hungarian poets and wrote the famous epic poems Toldi trilogy about a legendary Hungarian hero.

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    János Arany was a 19th century Hungarian poet, writer, journalist and teacher. He was born in 1817 in Nagyszalonta, which is now located in Romania, and died in 1882 in Budapest. Arany is considered one of the greatest Hungarian poets and wrote the famous epic poems Toldi trilogy about a legendary Hungarian hero.

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    János Arany

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    János Arany

    Portrait by Miklós Barabás

    Born 2 March 1817

    Nagyszalonta, Kingdom of Hungary, Austrian

    Empire (now Salonta, Romania)

    Died 22 October 1882 (aged 65)

    Budapest, Austria-Hungary

    Occupation Journalist, writer, poet, translator, teacher

    Language Hungarian

    Alma mater University of Debrecen


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