Nyekladhaza

Nyekladhaza is a small metropolis in Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen county, northern Hungary, 20 kilometres from county capital Miskolc. The place has been inhabited in view that ancient times; archaeological unearths include an Avar cemetery. The villages Mezonyek and Ladhaza got here into being across the conquest of Hungary; they have been cited first in 1270 and 1293, respectively, despite the fact that Mezonyek had a distinct name then and had this name only from the 14th century.

The call modifications imply that the villages were destroyed numerous times, but have been rebuilt time and again. The villages have been unified in 1932 below the name Nyekladhaza. The village got town status in 2003. The nearby Roman Catholic church become constructed and completely financed in 1943 by using the landowner Jozsef Lenz 1897 to 1965, who turned into additionally business counselor and service provider. Jozsef Lenz donated it to the city and to the church and his son, vitez Jozsef Lenz 1922 to 1942, who died at some point of the World War II, is buried in the crypt of the temple.