Hoste, Galanta District

Hoste (up to 1948 Slovak " crocheted "; knitted German, Hungarian Kisgeszt - to 1907 Geszt ) is a municipality in Slovakia. The place is between Trnava and Galánta in the Danubian Lowland on Dudváh. The direct neighboring towns are Majcichov and Abrahám.

General

The place is characterized mainly by agriculture. There is a church dedicated to the Virgin Mary (originally Baroque style, today Neo-Gothic ), a restaurant and a small shop.

The municipality has a district which is called Mlyn.

History

The village was mentioned in 1231 for the first time as Gezt, as it passed from royal property on the Bratislava castle in the hands of Sebes from the noble family of the Counts of Jur and Pezinok. Other owners were the Gesztis (a part 14th century), orders of Claris of Trnava (from 1553), Victoria Folliot de Crenville ( much later ), the Esterházy ( 1805 ), Herrengut Ceklis - Bernolákovo (from 1817).

1786 German were located here, but these soon wandered off or were assimilated by the Slovaks.

In 1970, the place still 578 inhabitants in 1980 nurmehr 538 inhabitants.

Change the name and affiliation

  • Mentioned in 1231 as Gezt (part of the Bratislava district chair )
  • In 1280 as Guezte
  • In 1365 than knitted
  • In 1768 than knitted (part of the Pressburg county)
  • In 1850 as Geszth (District Trnava )
  • In 1921 than knitted ( Okres Galánta / West Slovakia)
  • In 1939 than knitted ( Okres Trnava)
  • In 1948 as Hoste ( Okres Sered ')
  • In 1960 as Hoste ( Okres Galánta )
  • In 1993, Hoste ( Okres Galánta / West Slovakia)
Kraj List of tourism regions of Slovakia Vehicle registration plates of Slovakia Obec Galanta Kajal (village) Pata, Galanta District
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