Gislaved

Gislaved is a town and town center inside the municipality of Gislaveds in Jonkoping County. Findings from the past imply that human beings have been staying across the lakes Grasken, inside the westernmost part of the municipality, and Maysjon, in addition to along the Nissan valley. Otherwise, the location round Gislaved's city is alternatively negative on historic unearths. The name Gislaved is referred to in 1434 because the name of a mill.

The importance might be from the male name Gisle and wooden, which means forest. In 1538, the village of Gislaved had five homes. Guesthouse became across the center of the 16th century and marketplace in Gislaved is cited in 1626, although it is possibly that a smaller marketplace has existed before. In 1743, an ironworks turned into founded by Carl Gustaf Gyllenhök and Jean Camitz on the waterfall in Nissan. The ironworks had been named Gyllenfors. During this time, the village had 60-70 inhabitants, at approximately ten farms. With the ironworks, humans moved to the village at some stage in its expansion, but also from the village during extra hard economic instances for the mill. However, the primary industry across the village from historic instances to the 18th century become still agriculture, despite the fact that the significance of ironworks extended.