Margit Majláth (died after 1596) was a Hungarian noblewoman.
Biography
Her father was István Majláth of Fogaras.Báthori család. (Ecsedi és somlyói)., Arcanum In 1548 she was betrothed to and married him in 1551., (Original title: Báthory András, 2002) writes that they had six children: Stephen Báthory (1553–1601)
Anna Katrina Balthasar Báthory Andrew Báthory On the other hand, writes that they had sons Boldizsár (Balthasar) András (Andrew) and István and daughters Erzsébet and Anna., Polgári lexicona, vol. 1, 1866, p. 123
After András died on January 7, 1563, the same year she married János Iffjú. Iffjú was beheaded by Sigismund Báthory on August 31, 1594. They had son János, but the latter had no issue, and the line of Iffjú became extinct.Iffju család. (Kihalt)., Arcanum After the execution of her husband (János Iffjú), she with her son János moved to Poland, where her older son, Andrew Báthory, took care of her. The last dated information about her is that in 1596 she came to Warsaw to ask her older son to resign from his church career and take power in Transylvania.
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