Magyar posta 1963.
In the 11th to 16th centuries in Hungary messengers (praecones) and couriers (cursores) carried the messages and orders of kings, while the counties and the aristocracy operated their own messenger services. Ordinary people, however, could only entrust their messages and parcels to travellers and traders. Later, the so-called community messenger service, on both foot and horseback, was also developed through which community leaders kept in touch with each other.
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