The "Gesta Hungarorum," or "The Deeds of the Hungarians," is a historical work written in the 12th century. It chronicles the early history of the Hungarian people, focusing on their legendary origins and the arrival of the Magyars in the Carpathian Basin. The text is attributed to an anonymous author and serves as a crucial source for understanding the formation of the Hungarian state. This work combines historical facts with folklore, detailing the exploits of early leaders like Árpád and the struggles faced by the Hungarians. It reflects the cultural identity and national pride of the Hungarian people during the medieval period, making it an important document in Hungarian history.