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Paul Gutkeled
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| Ban of Severin | |
| Reign | 1272 until 1275 |
| Predecessor | Albert Ákos (first rule) Ugrin Csák (second and third rule) |
| Successor | Ugrin Csák (first rule) Mikod Kökényesradnót (second rule) Lawrence (third rule) |
| Noble family | gens Gutkeled |
| Issue | Miklós Buthkai István Málczay (Márki) Vid Ráskay de Ráska a daughter |
| Father | Stephen I Gutkeled |
Paul Gutkeled (Hungarian: Gutkeled Pál) was a Hungarian influential lord, ban of Severin between 1272 and 1275 under Ladislaus IV of Hungary reign.
He was appointed many times as ban of Severin by king Ladislaus IV of Hungary between 1272 and 1275.
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| Preceded by
Albert Ákos (first rule) |
Ban of Severin 1272–1275 |
Succeeded by
Ugrin Csák (first rule) |
