Bátori Mária - Wikipedia

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Bátori Mária is an 1840 Hungarian opera by Ferenc Erkel.

The opera is taken from a popular stage play in prose by András Dugonics (1793). The Hungarian Theatre signed the opera in March 1838, soon after Erkel had joined the company.^[1]

The plot of Bátori Mária is based upon the tragic story of Inês de Castro, the lover and posthumously-recognized wife of King Peter I of Portugal.

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^ Ferenc Erkel operas

v t e Ferenc Erkel
Operas	Bátori Mária (1840) Hunyadi László (1844) Bánk bán (1861) Sarolta (1862) György Dózsa (1867) György Brankovics (1874) Névtelen hősök (1880) István király (1886)
Category:Operas by Ferenc Erkel

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