 Complete the following phrase:  Csanád Telegdi was born into the ancient Hungarian gens Csanád around 1280, as one of the four sons of comes Thomas. The namesake founder of the clan was the nephew of the first Hungarian king Stephen I of Hungary, who sent his relative to defeat the rebellious lord Ajtony around 1030. Thereafter Csanád County and its capital, in addition to the clan, was named after him. The Telegdis first known direct ancestors are Benedict or Belenig and his son, Clement also Kelemenes, the ispán of Arad County in the early 13th century. Csanáds father Thomas was an educated man with the title of magister. He had various conflicts with the Cuman tribes, who lived in Temes. He left his estates in Csanád County in the 1290s and moved to Bihar County, establishing his manor seat in Telegd present-day Tileagd, Romania. His descendants took their surname after the village. Csanád had three brothers: Lawrence I, Nicholas I, ispán of various counties, who fought in the 