Vep

Vep town in Vas County, the Szombathely district. The settlement was already inhabited within the early Iron Age, as evidenced with the aid of the ceramics located in its border and the grave graves. In Roman times, Vép changed into the forerunner of historic Savaria, west of the present-day Franciscan Major. Here it's far guided via the Savaria nowadays Sarvar achieving towards the Roman street. Later on it changed into a Slavic village on the place of the Roman settlement from the 7th to eighth centuries, which is likewise referred to by the call of the agreement. Today's agreement in

1186 in Wepy stated as the first time whilst III. King Béla wrote his courtesy. In 1217 it changed into a royal property that changed into lived by court docket people and the human beings of the Vasvar chapter. Traditionally, Vep turned into a market town at that time. 1240 in IV. King Bela secured the privileges of the courtiers residing here. 1280 in IV. King Laszlo , collectively with the neighboring village of Szolos, gave the settlement to Rubinus iron ispan. 1386 in Zsigmond Vép the eberau Elderbach donated to the own family.