The serfs of the ancient clans and the Holy King

Our older historians, who dealt with the issue of GENUSES, had high hopes of exploring the past of the generations in the same direction as the traditional public perception, but as is usually the case as our writers approached the detailed processing of the issues based on wellheads , but other, more secure foundations. The biggest mistake was to assume that the clans formed some kind of closed caste, which alone was entitled to use the de genere sign, and that they had ancient names to which they consistently adhered from the time of their departure from Etelköz to the disappearance of the clan names. It was also wrong to assume that there could be no more than the 108 genera mentioned by our well heads at the time of the conquest in the post-St. Stephen era.