Bicske

Bicske is a metropolis in Fejer county, Hungary. Its call is also spelled Bykche, Biccke, Bykcze, Biczke, and Bitske. It is round 35 km west of Budapest. Its management has passed through many modifications; it has been a agreement, a village, a marketplace town, and a village constituting an administrative division. The name of the Byckche circle of relatives has been acknowledged given that 1258 when a few members got a big donation of land from the king. According to a record relationship from 1306, Botond’s sons Janos and Peter were granted permission to levy tolls in the locality of Bicske.

From 1596 onward, Bicske belonged to the Ottoman Empire. Count Adam Batthyany offered the land in 1642. The Batthyany circle of relatives constructed a fort in 1754-1755, and made it their house. The Batthyany own family also constructed an observatory and a touch fort for the astronomers. During the Batthyány era, the village, which were destroyed via the Turks, have become a wealthy metropolis. From 1688 to 1877, it turned into the leader city of the district.