Tomb of King Louis and Queen Louis

Lajos Králik (Pest, 11 Oct. 1849 – Bratislava, July 1913): lawyer, legal writer. After studying law in Pest and Vienna, he became a lawyer in Budapest in 1874. As a practical expert, he participated in the preparatory work of several laws (bankruptcy law, the parts of the draft civil code on parents and children). He wrote several commentaries with practical needs. ; The Augustinian friar of Bánya. In the minutes of the extraordinary general meeting of the parish district held in Budapest on January 17, 1912, on page 45, we read this about the couple: "Dr. Mrs. Gizella Szelényi, née Lajosné Králik, former director of the Aszód girls' educational institution, together with her husband, established a foundation of 10,000 crowns for the free education of a poor girl child in the Aszód girls' educational institution, and paid the first installment, 1,000 K, into our district treasury, with the intention of paying the remaining installments of this amount annually."; His main works: The Oath in Civil Proceedings (Bulgaria, 1879), The Hungarian Bar (I–II., Bulgaria, 1903), Legal Essays 1875–1905 (Bulgaria, 1905), Görgey and Kossuth (Bulgaria, 1906).