The "Hungarian Epic" refers to a collection of traditional narratives and poems that celebrate the history, legends, and heroic deeds of the Hungarian people. These epics often feature legendary figures, such as King Attila and Hunyadi János, and are rooted in the rich folklore and cultural heritage of Hungary. They serve to preserve national identity and convey moral lessons through storytelling. One of the most famous works in this genre is the Hungarian National Epic, which includes the Gesta Hungarorum, detailing the arrival of the Magyars in the Carpathian Basin. These epics are significant not only for their literary value but also for their role in shaping the collective memory and identity of the Hungarian nation.