Esterházy Pál herceg domborműve - Esterházy Pál herceg domborműve

I do not feel this plaque and such a celebration of the "resettlement permit" is right. After the Turkish conquest, the Habsburg administration imposed taxes on the remaining population in excess of the Turkish occupation, so the settlements of Somogy continued to perish during this period. In 1702, the county received an instruction from the court that Somogy should be cleansed of Protestants, which meant that the majority of the county's nobles joined the Rákóczi War of Independence. The city became a battlefield, burned down several times, no intact house remained. There are practically nine families left among the ruins! By name: Tamás Koacs, Tamás Pölöskei, Márton Halász, Miklós Varga, István Toth, István Kis, Mátyás Koacs, Jakab Molnár ,, István Kőrtinye and their family members. The feast of the celebrated prince was that for three years the remaining inhabitants did not have to pay taxes (but after that they had to pay money, not crops), in exchange for increasing the settlement to 300 houses. I think the nine families above should have a plaque here, not the prince.