The Chronicon Pictum is a 14th-century Hungarian illustrated chronicle that serves as a historical record of the Kingdom of Hungary. It is notable for its vivid illustrations and detailed accounts of significant events, including the reigns of various monarchs and important battles. The manuscript is written in Latin and is considered one of the most important sources for Hungarian history. This chronicle was commissioned by the Hungarian King Louis I of Anjou and is believed to have been created around 1358. It combines both text and images, providing a unique visual representation of historical narratives. The Chronicon Pictum remains a valuable resource for historians studying medieval Hungary and its cultural heritage.