Lajosmizse

Lajosmizse is a town in Bacs-Kiskun county, Hungary. It is positioned on the stop of a railway line from Budapest. Lajosmizse is located at the assembly factor of north-south and east-west routes. Once the vicinity became covered with groves then with wind-blown sand. The metropolis stretches over a massive vicinity, and continues to be taken into consideration to be a agreement with many outlying components.

People lived right here as early as the Bronze Age, and after the Magyar conquest the region became the residing location of the leader's extended family. Later it changed into a Crown ownership, so that the inhabitants could freely graze their farm animals at the king's pastures. Around 1246, King Bela IV resettled Cumans whom he referred to as again from Bulgaria, on this location destroyed during the Mongol invasion. Later, in 1596 in the course of Turkish times, the Tartar hordes devastated the land, all through the 15 to 12 months battle, and the barren region become leased by using the population of Kecskemet, Nagykoros and Jaszbereny for grazing.