Boghiș is a village in Doba commune in Satu Mare county, Transylvania, Romania. The settlement has been inhabited since ancient times, prehistoric artifacts have also been unearthed here. In 1354, this family won the right of pallos from King Louis I., which was confirmed by King Zsigmond in 1395 and extended to the Vetéssy family…
Mikola (in Romanian Micula, in Ukrainian Микула) is a village in Romania, Szatmár County. In 1339, Mikola’s name was already written in its current form, and in 1348 as Mykula. The settlement is the ancient estate of the Mikolay family, which Merc received from King Endre II in 1216 for his loyal services. In the…
The village, Méhtelek is located in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County. The settlement and its surroundings have been inhabited since ancient times. In 1972-73, valuable stone age artefacts belonging to the Körös culture, unique in Europe, were discovered on its territory and made the name of Méhtelek known. The village is one of the estates of the Gutkeled…
Mánd is a village, it is located in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County. The name, Mánd is mentioned in certificates for the first time in 1345, when it was owned by the Mándy family. In 1755, János Mándy, Miklós Márton and Miklós István Csepelyi, Mihály János, Ferenc, László and Albert and István Balla again received a new donation…
Hecea (Ukrainian Геча (Gecsa)) or Gecse, is a village in Ukraine, Transcarpathia in Beregovo County. Settlement from the Árpád era. The name of the settlement was first mentioned in chronicles in 1232. The Tivadar, Kisfaludi, Peres, Bay, Wass and Bényei families owned land here in the last centuries. Starting from the 18th century, more and…
Nagyhódos village is located in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County. Before the 1470s, Nagyhódos was the property of the Gachály family. In the second half of the 1400s, it was owned by the Rosályi Kún family and the Drágfi family. In 1458, László Burián Pálfalvi and Remethey Lőrincz bought this part. In 1601, János Mezőszentmiklóssy won a royal…
Nagygéc, is part of the Csengersima settlement, once an independent village, which was depopulated as a result of the great flood of 1970.The village first appeared in 1280 in the name of a nobleman, probably a member of the Csák family. The 14-15th century belonged to the Csarnovoda, Csáki, Bekcs, Darai and Drágfi families. In…
Nagyecsed town is located in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County. The name of the settlement appears for the first time in 1220. Ecsed was the property of the Gutkeled clan. Ecsed was a fortified settlement with a stone wall,and the whole was surrounded by water. In 1317to the disloyal sons of Dorog was acquired by the sons of…
Carei, formerly Careii Mari, is a municipality in Satu Mare County, Transylvania, Romania, consisting of the component localities of Carei (the residence) and Ianculești (Sânianoș).The name of the locality is attested from 1320 as villa Karul (“Carol’s village”), but the habitation of the area predates the documentary attestation. In the 14th century, the town was…
Culciu Mare (Nagykolcs in Hungarian) is the village of residence of Culciu commune in Satu Mare County, Transylvania, Romania. The first documentary attestation is from 1279, and the village belonged to the Kóch and Tussay families. In 1321, Péter Kóch lost his property due to infidelity. Culciu Mare, which at that time was also called…