Mezokeresztes

Mezokeresztes is a town in Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen county, within the Mezokovesd district. It is placed within the southern part of the county, 11 km from Mezokovesd, 35 km south of Miskolc street. The area has been inhabited on the grounds that prehistoric times. Very treasured finds from the Scythian technology have been discovered in the Zoldhalompuszta belonging to the settlement, inclusive of the famous golden deer. In the 14th century Mezokeresztes changed into part of the Diosgyor property. In 1456, Laszlo V. Raised the settlement to the rank of town. During the Turkish rule, in 1596 the battle of the field pass passed off right here. After the

Turkish rule, the settlement began to broaden but misplaced its significance in the 19th century. The metropolis of Mezokeresztes is one of the oldest settlements inside the county's southern tip, which has many historic storms. The county of Borsod has been inhabited for 40 ,000 years, together with Mezokeresztes. As a normal settlement center, it may had been created someday earlier than historic times at the banks of the Kacs-Salyi circulate, between the Chin River and the Tardi River.