The Képes Krónika is a medieval Hungarian chronicle, created in the late 13th century. It is notable for its rich illustrations and serves as a historical record of the early Hungarian kings, particularly focusing on the reign of King Béla IV. The chronicle combines text and images to narrate significant events in Hungarian history. This work is considered one of the earliest examples of illustrated chronicles in Europe. It reflects the cultural and political landscape of Hungary during the Middle Ages, providing insights into the country's history, society, and the influence of the Catholic Church at that time.