Karcag

Karcag is a town in Jasz-Nagykun-Szolnok county, the center of Karcag district, the maximum populated agreement of the geography, history and ethnography of Nagykunsag. Nagykunsag - a geographic small area, placed in the Tiszántúli location of ​​the Hungarian Great Plain, of which 67 thousand catastrophic moon in the inner and outer areas of the city of Karcag, in ancient instances as evidenced by using the archaeological websites. For instance, Ulloo-laposa can also preserve the call of Üllő, Árpád's son Üllő, Hegyesbor,

the owner of St. Stephen's Wine. Árpád-era agreement became Asszonyszallas, Bolcsatelek modern-day Bocsa, Hathaz, Orgondaszentmiklós, Apava, Kápolnatelek, and perhaps Hungarians and Karcagtelke. However, some of the settlements did now not live to tell the tale the Tatar rule or died there. The territory of Karcag become occupied by way of the Kuns of the genus Ulas, settled between 1239 to 1246. The Kunok belonging to the department of the Turkish people in Kipcsak.