Szent László, or Saint Ladislaus, was a Hungarian king who reigned from 1077 to 1095. He is known for his strong leadership and efforts to strengthen the Christian faith in Hungary. Szent László is often depicted as a warrior king, celebrated for his military victories against invading forces, particularly the Pechenegs. He is also recognized as a patron saint of Hungary and is associated with various legends that highlight his bravery and piety. His feast day is celebrated on June 27, and he is often invoked for protection and guidance. Szent László's legacy continues to influence Hungarian culture and identity.