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Lukino Selo The settlement on the coast of the river Bega was founded in 1785 by Lázár Lukács, a merchant of Armenian origin, one of the […]
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Rusko Selo Its medieval name was Oroszi. Its parish was already listed in the papal tithe registration of 1332–1337. It stayed inhabited even at the time […]
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Kikinda In the Middle Ages it was known as Kökénd. It was destroyed during the Turkish rule and then mentioned as a privileged Serbian territory under […]
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Banatski Monoštor The family monastery of the Csanád clan stood once in the place of the settlement. This is mentioned in a charter in 1233, in […]
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Jazovo The settlement is first mentioned in 1337 as Hodyghaz. During the Turkish times the Hungarian population interchanged with Serbs who moved here, and the village […]
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Đala Gyála is mentioned in 1450 as the property of Miklós Erdélyi and János Bessenyő. Ethnographer Sándor Bálint considered it a thriving Hungarian village in the […]
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Filić It is a settlement from the age of the Árpád dynasty, which was first mentioned in the surviving documents in 1274 as Feyreghaz. It was […]
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Crna Bara When Lőrinc Marczibányi bought the estate in Csóka in 1782, he also purchased the nearby deserted lands: Czernabara, Imretelek, Monostor, Terján and Verbicza. Czernabara […]
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Vrbica According to a charter in which Egyházaskér was mentioned in 1247, the settlement was located between Padé and Tiszaszentmiklós as the property of the Csanád […]
