Tura

Tura is a metropolis in Pest County, Hungary. In 2001 Tura became a city. The first point out of Tura is as Thwra in a constitution of 1220. At that point the Akos circle of relatives owned the town. In 1425 one of the own family's descendants, MiklOs Ordog Prodavizi, gave the estate to King Sigismund in trade for other homes. A constitution of 1523 mentions that the agreement levied its own taxation. In 1544, after the capture of Buda by using the Ottoman Empire 3 years earlier, Tura came underneath Turkish rule.

The metropolis became never emptied and its church survived that length. Even though in 1594 Simon Forgach received in conflict towards the Turkish military, the Turkish nevertheless ruled Tura for hundreds of years more. In 1633–34 the agreement changed into noted as a Turkish town with taxable lands. At the quit of Turkish rule there were best sixty one households within the city. In the 18th century Tura's populace began to grow due to agriculture. Trade stepped forward and people sold their goods inside the Buda, Pest, Miskolc, Hatvan, Vac and Gyöngyös markets.