Gyongyospata

Gyongyospata city in Gyongyos district of Heves county. This location became already inhabited by way of the Hungarians. Iron tombs, Avars and tombs of the conquest were additionally found. At the time of the conquest, the region has become the Aba genus. In the 10th century there has been a fortress. According to Anonymus: Then Arpad's leader gave exquisite land to Ed and Edem within the woods of Matthew, where their grandson, Pata, later constructed a fortress.

From the excavations it turned out that the fortress rose above Gyongyospata: our ancestors dug a 4 to 5 meter huge ditch on the brink of the plateau; A stone wall of 400 meters was laid. The logs that have been tightly connected to every different had been laid collectively. The wood structure turned into clayed with clay, and now and again horns had been laid. The wooden changed into lit and burnt clay in the pink blocks. That's how they made the 3-6 meter pitch. Pata turned into related to the grandmother's own family. A new relationship had arisen between them while Samuel Sam Aba succeeded her daughter, daughter of Géza, round 1010.