Puspokladany

Puspokladan is the seat of the Puspokladan district in Hajdu-Bihar county. Puspokladan became a inhabited place before our time, as evidenced through excavations on the Treasure Hill close to the town, where a few 4,000-yr-vintage catacombs had been discovered, which might be precise in the course of Europe. Various artifacts prove the vicinity's inhabitants inside the migration, the conquest and the Arpad age. However, it is not feasible to decide the exact time of the agreement, that is probably 10 to 11.

It can be achieved for a century. The first written mention of this is the Váradi Convent from 1351, which mentions the suffix of modern call in Ladan form. The starting place of the call of the town is also obscured. Theories were advanced for Besenyo, Slavic, Alan and Ancient Hungarian, the most proper of which is the thesis that identifies Ladany as an ancient Hungarian personal name. Today's call probably means an estate, the belongings of the little Bajomi circle of relatives, Ladany, which changed into pledged to the bishop of the fort. The name of the settlement is mentioned in 1543 within the form of Pispek Ladan. The settlement changed into additionally the property of Rakocziak.