Edeleny

Edeleny in Borsod-Abaaj-Zemplen county. The middle of Edelenyi district. It is located 25 km north of Miskolc, in the Bodva Valley, alongside the principle street 27 and the Miskolc Tornanadaska railway line. The Hungarian conquerors established a significant settlement inside the region of the Borsod land castle belonging to modern Edeleny, that is the most important Hungarian village of the time, which turned into diagnosed by archeology. A general of 17 homes had been located on the former floor, on the north side of the fort hill in two rows, on each facets of the 'road'. Their base turned into a clay stone, made from timber.

There changed into also a harrowing residence set on wood blocks. The houses had a stony ground, and they had a U-fashioned, stoneware range. The length of one-room houses was about 16 m². In the case of houses, it was additionally proved that they'd their attic. There turned into also a larger residence within the village with a 5x5 meter floor, with 80 cm thick stone base partitions, likely a prestigious home. The village become destroyed by using hearth on the same time, and then the Borsod Ispani fortress was constructed.