Why is Béla IV referred to as the "second founder of the state"?
For conquering new lands
For his extensive civil reforms
For his efforts to rebuild his country after Mongol invasions
For establishing a new religion
Answer
Béla IV is referred to as the "second founder of the state" for his efforts to rebuild his country after the Mongol invasions. These invasions had devastated the kingdom, and Béla worked tirelessly to rebuild the infrastructure and economy. He also reformed the army and repopulated the country with settlers.
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