The Hungarian Renaissance was driven by the cultural policies of King Matthias Corvinus, who actively fostered the arts and sciences. His court attracted scholars, artists, and poets from across Europe, bringing Renaissance humanism to Hungary. This period saw significant advancements in architecture and literature.Hungarian mythology during this era remained rooted in local folklore, with stories of dragons, magical forests, and heroic knights. The blending of pagan myths with Christian symbolism was a common theme, reflecting the cultural shifts of the time.