Satoraljaujhely

Satoraljaujhely is a city positioned in Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen county in northern Hungary near the Slovak border. It is 82 kilometres east from the county capital Miskolc. Sator-alja became a agreement from the Conquest of Hungary till the Tatars destroyed the city. It turned into rebuilt inside the thirteenth century, despite the fact that there was confrontation most of the residents concerning the name: some wanted to maintain the original name, and some desired to rename it uj hely. Satoraljaujhely turned into granted town popularity in 1261 with the aid of King Stephen V, and a fortress changed into also built around that point.

Satoraljuujhely has regularly played an critical role within the vicinity's records: revolts in opposition to Habsburg rule commenced there within the seventeenth and 18th centuries. After the Revolution of 1848, Satoraljaujhely advanced swiftly because of its region near essential trade routes leading to Poland, Russia, and Transylvania. The metropolis's light industry brought about it becoming the capital of the comitatus of Zemplen in the 17th century.