Janoshalma

Janoshalma is a city in Bacs-Kiskun county, the middle of Janoshalma district. Just a few years in the past, Janoshalma received town rank, but the beyond of the agreement looks returned to pre-Turkish instances. Findings located during archaeological excavations show that there had been nomadic shepherds here: Sarmatians, Huns and Avars. After the Mongol invasion, Kuns settled a few of the remaining Hungarians, calling their villages a Pipe.

The area have become the property of the Hunyadi family in 1439. The growing village turned into named Janko, Jankoszallas. During and after the 150 year old Turkish rule, the populace turned into almost extinct, followed by means of Serbs after which through Bunyevac. From 1731, Catholic Hungarians populated the settlement, among them the South Slavs and the Slovaks. The village, also known as Jankovac, has been the treasury for the reason that Turks, and from 1799 it have become the estate of the Orczy family. In 1807, he won the rank of the market metropolis with the proper to hold the gala's and stored it till 1886. In 1904 his call was modified to Ferenc Janoshalma at the notion of Ferenc Klanszky.