claim: George III was succeeded by the Prince-Consort.
evidence: Nyergesujfalu -LRB- Sattel-Neudorf -RRB- is a town in Komarom-Esztergom county , Hungary , in the Central Transdanubia region .. Komarom-Esztergom. Komarom-Esztergom. Hungary. Hungary. Central Transdanubia. Central Transdanubia. The city , located near the river Danube , is an ancient site of habitation .. Danube. Danube. It was located on the Crumerum , a major Roman trade and military route .. Crumerum. Crumerum. Late-era Romans built a fort here , to help protect the northern border of their empire .. fort. fort. The settlement was later overrun by various tribes and , later still , by invaders from the Ottoman Empire .. Ottoman Empire. Ottoman Empire. In the periods of warfare the fort was destroyed .. fort. fort. European travelers later noted the fort 's ruins ; for instance , in the mid-18th century , travel writer Richard Pococke wrote about it .. Richard Pococke. Richard Pococke. fort. fort. `` We saw the ruins of the fort , several Roman bricks and elsewhere foundations that seemed to be Roman . ''. fort. fort. The struggle for freedom in the region in the later 18th century resulted in the destruction of most of the fort .. fort. fort. A century later , not even remnant stones were visible .. In the late 18th century Maria Theresa of Austria recruited German farmers to immigrate to the Danube Valley in order to repopulate it and revive agriculture .. Danube. Danube. Maria Theresa. Maria Theresa. German. Danube Swabians. It had suffered a decline in population during the period of the Ottoman invasion , aggravated by plagues .. The Germans came mostly from southern principalities and were Catholic ; they were allowed to keep their language and religion , and established predominately German-speaking towns .. German. Danube Swabians. They translated the town 's name to `` Sattel - Neudorf '' .. The church still standing in the middle of Nyergesujfalu was finished in baroque style in 1770 , on land granted to its founders by Empress Maria Theresa of Austria .. Maria Theresa. Maria Theresa. Next to the church is the Salesian secondary school , founded by a religious order .. Salesian secondary school. Salesians in Hungary. Attila Jozsef , a noted 20th-century poet , studied here for a short time .. Attila Jozsef. Attila Jozsef. In the last few centuries , the local `` fast riders '' made the town 's name famous .. Simon Kezai wrote about the town in his chronicles , referring to it as `` Nyergedszeg . ''. Simon Kezai. Simon of Keza. Under differing regimes , it was later changed to `` Ujfalu '' and , more recently , has been spelled as `` Nyergesujfalu . ''. Following World War II , many ethnic Germans were expelled from Hungary and other parts of eastern Europe , as Nazi leader Adolf Hitler had used them as an excuse for warfare .. Hungary. Hungary. Adolf Hitler. Adolf Hitler. He had said he wanted to reunite ethnic Germans throughout Europe , under the rule of Germany , although these and others in Hungary had lived as Hungarians for more than 200 years .. Hungary. Hungary. In the late 20th century , the site of the Roman earthwork fort was rediscovered through aerial photography , which revealed its outlines .. earthwork. Earthworks ( archaeology ). fort. fort. aerial photography. aerial photography. Some archeological excavations have been conducted at the site .. They have established the original size of the fort and other details .. fort. fort. It has become a destination for tourists and hikers .. The latter also take advantage of hills and trails in the region .. Nyergesujfalu officially became a city in 1989 .. The city is associated with the noted 20th-century painter Karoly Kernstok -LRB- 1873 -- 1940 -RRB- , who inherited a house in Nyergesujfalu and lived here for several years .. Karoly Kernstok. Karoly Kernstok. He was the center of an artistic community in Budapest known as The Eight -LRB- Nyolcak -RRB- -LRB- 1909-1918 -RRB- , who created the modernist movement in Hungarian art .. Budapest. Budapest. The Eight. The Eight ( Nyolcak ). modernist. modernist