MojmÃrovce
Mojmírovce ( until 1948 slovak " Urmín "; Hungarian Ürmény ) is a municipality in western Slovakia, in Nitriansky kraj. It is located in the Danube lowland about 14 km south of Nitra.
The village was first mentioned in 1156 as Ylmer. It was in 1948 like many other places in the area in Mojmírovce, after the first ruler of Great Moravia, MOJMÍR I. renamed. From 1808 to 1940, the place Poľný Kesov belonged to the municipality until 1956 VeLka Dolina was a part of this. From 1986 to 1997 Štefanovičová was the district, as well Svätoplukovo was from 1976 to 1990 a part of the community.
Personalities
- Antal Grassalkovich I., Hungarian Count
- Vilmos Fraknoi ( German Wilhelm Frankl ), Hungarian historian
Culture
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- Mojmírovce
- Municipality in Nitriansky kraj
- Location in Slovakia