Álmos, taking advantage of Coloman's absence in the south, begins to conspire against the king and musters his armies.
Coloman returns from Croatia and marches towards his brother's duchy with his troops in 1098.
The two armies encounter one another at Tiszavárkony, with only the river Tisza separating them.
However, the commanders of the two troops start negotiations and decide not to fight against each other, compelling the king and the duke to make a peace.
