Fuzesgyarmat

Füzesgyarmat is a city within the northern a part of Bekes county, inside the Szeghalm district. The metropolis is famous for its hydrocarbon research and thermal water. Before the conquest, archaeological finds prove the presence of Avar settlers inside the place. The town turned into first cited in 1219 as Gormoth.

The medieval settlement was almost completely from agriculture more often than not from animal husbandry. Industrialization began within the 19th century and civilization. On 15 October 1803, Fuzesgyarmat received the privilege of retaining the national truthful, and with it the rank of the town-marketplace, in addition to the municipalities of Bucsatelep and Kerteszsziget, which now have a self-governing municipality. At the time of the 1828 census, there were 4076 inhabitants of Fuzesgyarmat. At that point, the first craftsman guild became fashioned within the settlement with the call of 44 craftsmen as the United Guild Society. The metropolis retained the name of the city-city till the settlement, till 1867, after they renounced the town rank from their very own willpower because of the heavy tax burden.