Solt

Solt is a town in Bacs-Kiskun county, Hungary. Near Solt there's a high-electricity medium wave transmitter. The area has been populated since the Stone Age. The outcomes of diggings brought up Roman coins, weapons, and bodies. The road from the province of Pannonia to Dacia reduce via Solt.

The first written files bringing up Solt date back to 1145. Solt become below the jurisdiction of the bishop of Kalocsa from the 11th until the 13th century. There is a neighborhood legend about the status quo of Solt. It is referred to as the Legend of the Golden Key. According to the legend, Béla IV of Hungary gave two golden keys to the town of Solt for hiding him from the invading Mongolian tribes. The keys were hidden on top of the local Presbyterian church which turned into hit by using lightning. The keys melted and have been never found once more. Since then they may be best visible in the seal of the metropolis. When Hungary was occupied through the Ottoman Empire, Solt lost plenty of its population.