Kunszentmiklos

Kunszentmiklos town in Bacs-Kiskun county, the center of Kunszentmiklos district. There were frequent reveals from the Stone Age, the Bronze Age from the loess slopes of the previous Danube branches, but in addition they determined Celtic and Sarmatian artifacts. The incredible archaeological sensation of the 70s changed into the excavation of an Avar Prince's tomb within the sand mine of Kunbabony. The conquering Hungarians also located accommodation within the town border.

The settlement call Szentmiklos marked the Templar place of the Arpad era. The Tartar troops in the Great Plain located a dense community of villages, and so did Szentmiklos and its surroundings. 13 to 14. In the 18th century, the Cumans, who settled in several waves, settled inside the nation-state, where today Kunszentmiklos, Kiskunlachaza, Szabadszallas and Fülöpszállás are positioned. The metropolis, named Tatarszallas, regarded for the first time in a Sigismund-generation diploma belonging to the Kun Kara chair. According to present day statistics, the permanent established order of the Kuns, because of a longer system, is best within the 14th to 15th centuries. It ended at the turn of the 20th century.