The village is located on the right bank of River Tisza, 25 kilometres away to the northeast from Szolnok. It can be approached on road by scheduled overland bus from the west, by ferry from the direction of Fegyvernek (from the east), or by bicycle on Tisza-dam.
Historyedit
Nagykörű got its name because it was almost completely compassed by Tisza before the river control. The settlement was rising as an isle among the neighboring river meadows. The first written document of Nagykörű monastery derives from year 1212. The village itself was founded at the beginning of the 14th century, and it belonged to the property of Ban Lothar of Gutkeled.
The estate called Kürümonostora was endowed by King Charles Robert in 1318 to Peter Kompolty, chamberlain of the queen. Owing to its geographic position, Nagykörű managed to survive the Turkish rule successfully. According to the legend, the Turkish troops were lost in the marsh on 19 July 1530 (day of Elijah). After expelling Turks, the Treasury and an Austrian officer called Enczinger became holders of the village.
Germersdorf cherries
In the middle of 18th century, Nagykörű started to develop spectacularly. The first vineyard was planted on Homok (sandy soil) by Baron Lőrinc Orczy in 1751. Thanks to landlord György Petrovay, this place became the cultivation area of the famous Germersdorf cherry in the second half of 19th century. Nagykörű owns title "Cherry garden of Hungary" as the biggest (200 hectares) cherry garden of the country can be found here. Cherry of Nagykörű is a trade-mark.
Ethnic groupsedit
In 2001, according to the census, 94 percent of the population avowed themselves Hungarian, while 6 percent of the population avowed themselves Roma.[1]
The presentedit
Worldwide famous cherry of Nagykörű is considered to be the cost-of-living source of inhabitants. Cherry is principally grown for export. Meanwhile, villageous tourism is also prospering. The ratio of resident population is decreasing, whereas fourth of the houses are used as holiday resorts. The surrounding neighborhood is a real paradise for tourists, line-fishermen, and bathers.
nagykörű, village, jász, nagykun, szolnok, county, northern, great, plain, region, central, hungary, villagecoat, armscoordinates, 27639, 44722, 27639, 44722country, hungarycountyjász, nagykun, szolnokdistrictszolnokarea, total42, population, 2016, total1, den. Nagykoru is a village in Jasz Nagykun Szolnok county in the Northern Great Plain region of central Hungary NagykoruVillageCoat of armsNagykoruCoordinates 47 16 35 N 20 26 50 E 47 27639 N 20 44722 E 47 27639 20 44722Country HungaryCountyJasz Nagykun SzolnokDistrictSzolnokArea Total42 81 km2 16 53 sq mi Population 2016 Total1 557 Density38 93 km2 100 8 sq mi Time zoneUTC 1 CET Summer DST UTC 2 CEST Postal code5065Area code s 36 56 Contents 1 Location 2 History 3 Ethnic groups 4 The present 5 References 6 External linksLocation editThe village is located on the right bank of River Tisza 25 kilometres away to the northeast from Szolnok It can be approached on road by scheduled overland bus from the west by ferry from the direction of Fegyvernek from the east or by bicycle on Tisza dam History editNagykoru got its name because it was almost completely compassed by Tisza before the river control The settlement was rising as an isle among the neighboring river meadows The first written document of Nagykoru monastery derives from year 1212 The village itself was founded at the beginning of the 14th century and it belonged to the property of Ban Lothar of Gutkeled The estate called Kurumonostora was endowed by King Charles Robert in 1318 to Peter Kompolty chamberlain of the queen Owing to its geographic position Nagykoru managed to survive the Turkish rule successfully According to the legend the Turkish troops were lost in the marsh on 19 July 1530 day of Elijah After expelling Turks the Treasury and an Austrian officer called Enczinger became holders of the village nbsp Germersdorf cherriesIn the middle of 18th century Nagykoru started to develop spectacularly The first vineyard was planted on Homok sandy soil by Baron Lorinc Orczy in 1751 Thanks to landlord Gyorgy Petrovay this place became the cultivation area of the famous Germersdorf cherry in the second half of 19th century Nagykoru owns title Cherry garden of Hungary as the biggest 200 hectares cherry garden of the country can be found here Cherry of Nagykoru is a trade mark Ethnic groups editIn 2001 according to the census 94 percent of the population avowed themselves Hungarian while 6 percent of the population avowed themselves Roma 1 The present editWorldwide famous cherry of Nagykoru is considered to be the cost of living source of inhabitants Cherry is principally grown for export Meanwhile villageous tourism is also prospering The ratio of resident population is decreasing whereas fourth of the houses are used as holiday resorts The surrounding neighborhood is a real paradise for tourists line fishermen and bathers References edit 1 Ethnic database of census in 2001External links editOfficial site in Hungarian English and German Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Nagykoru amp oldid 1013877564, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
