Kiskunfelegyhaza

Kiskunfelegyhaza is a city in Bacs-Kiskun County, Hungary. Numerous Roman urns and other historical relics have been dug up in the vicinity. Conquering Hungarians arrived in the ninth century, followed Christianity and settled down in the location with the aid of the tenth century. The first settlements devastated by way of the Mongols in 1241 to 42, the location have become uninhabited.

King Bela IV invited Cuman settlers, who additionally followed Christianity, farming lifestyle and the Hungarian language. The metropolis was current in 1389 while a document mentions Feledhaz, an earlier call for the settlement. The town turned into ruined in 1526 by means of Ottoman troops and changed into uninhabited until the Christian troops liberated the location. Kiskunfelegyhaza was reestablished by way of Roman Catholic Hungarian settlers from Jaszfenyszaru and Ulles in 1743. Queen Maria Theresa moved the courts and prisons for the Kiskun district to Kiskunfelegyhaza in 1753 and granted city privileges additionally in 1774.