The László Stone is a historical artifact located in Hungary, specifically in the village of Kerecsend. It is a medieval stone monument that dates back to the 11th century and is associated with the reign of King László I. The stone features inscriptions and carvings that provide insights into the culture and language of the time. This monument is significant for its role in commemorating the life and deeds of King László I, who is known for his contributions to the Christianization of Hungary. The László Stone serves as an important symbol of national heritage and is studied by historians and archaeologists interested in medieval Hungary.