Hajduszoboszlo

Hajduszoboszlo is a city in Hajdu-Bihar county, Hungary, 19 kilometres southwest of county seat Debrecen. It is the third biggest city in Hajdu-Bihar county. From historical information and archaeological unearths, this a part of the Great Plain turned into inhabited as some distance again as the Great Migrations.

Because of the natural resources and the convergence of alternate routes, Huns, Vandals, Gepids, Goths, and Avars often alternated with one another on this region. Early inside the reign of the Arpad Dynasty, the vicinity became inhabited by populous communities. The first written point out of Szoboszlo dates back to 1075, whilst King Geza I donated half of of Szoboszlo's royal obligation taxes to the brand new abbacy to be installed at Garamszentbenedek. With an ornate deed of present dated 2 September 1606, Istvan Bocskai, Prince of Transylvania, provided smallholdings for 700 Hajdu cavalrymen on the web site of Szoboszlo, which have been destroyed with the aid of the Crimean Tartars.