Bekescsaba

Bekescsaba is a metropolis in Southeast Hungary, the capital of the county Bekes. The place has been inhabited since the historic instances. In the Iron Age the location had been conquered by the Scythians, via the Celts, then through the Huns. After the Hungarian Conquest, there had been many small villages in the region. The medieval Hungarian village of Csaba become established inside the thirteenth century, first stated within the 1330s. Besides Csaba, eight other villages stood in which now the city stands.

According to the Hungarian Royal Treasury, Bekescsaba become an ethnic Hungarian settlement in 1495. When the Turks conquered the southern and vital elements of Hungary, and these territories became part of the Ottoman Empire, the metropolis survived, but it became extinct for the duration of the fights in opposition to the Turks within the 17th century. In 1715, Csaba is noted as a abandoned region, however simplest one year later its call can be determined in a report bringing up the tax-paying towns.