Zalaháshágy

Zalaháshágy [ zɒlɒha ʃha ː ː ɟ ] is a municipality with 381 inhabitants ( as of 2011) in Zala county in Hungary. Neighboring municipalities are Zalaszentgyörgy, Keménfa, Zalalövő, Vaspör, Vaspör - Velencei, KAVAS, Szőce and Csöde.

Attractions

• Listed old village church from the 12th century.

History

The municipality is located Zalaháshágy from the county town Zalaegerszeg 25 km away to the northwest, between the areas of the rivers Raab and Zala on the border of Komiate Vas and Zala counties. Was built in the village on the southwestern slope of the Kemeneshát Mountains.

The lands once ruled the first Háshágyi family, then the family Nádasdy and finally the family Bessenyei (annual data unknown). The only significant estate Sibrik Major was divided in 1945 after the collectivization of agriculture.

At the site of the former dominion is today only the Sibrik chapel, which served as a burial ground. The Catholic community Zalaháshágy applies to their closer environment for centuries as a religious center. It has from the time of Árpád Built in a Romanesque style church from the 12th century. In 1975, the walled Romanesque windows were promoted back to the surface during excavations in the listed church. East of the church gives an idea of ​​the former castle Háshágy.

The most important cultural event are now the Village Days, which take place in July every two years on the second Saturday of the month.