Főoldal English Town history General 1st-4th Century Longobards 9th-12th Century Anonymus Béla IV. dinars Medieval firing kiln 14th-15th Century Róbert Károly Miklós Újlaki Mohács Lőrinc Újlaki Lajos II. 16th-17th Century György Thuri The Zichys in Palota 1704 1715 18th Century 19th Century Big industry World War I. - II. War damages 1951 1959 1988 1990 Economic history Cultural history Social history Economy Culture Self-government Tourism Subregion Swot Partner settlements Places to see Works of art Statistic data Deutsch Történelem Gazdaság Művelődés Turizmus Önkormányzat Kistérség Testvérvárosok Látnivalók Információk Szponzorok Helytörténeti adatbázis Látnivalók   Római kori halomsírok   Duzzasztómű   Pusztapalota romjai   Újlaki vár   A vár története   A vegyészeti múzeum   A bányászattörténeti gyűjtemény   Építészeti megoldások   A vár jelenleg   Zichy-kastély

English Town history 1715    1715   After the suppression of the Rákóczi war of independence there was neither soldier nor political force that could have prevented the implementation of the 1702 royal decree. In 1715 the two northern towers of Palota castle were demolished, ceasing the fortress character of the building. According to agreements signed in 1698 and again in 1711 between the Zichy counts and inhabitants of the settlement, the population of Palota became freely moving market-town inhabitants. Only the right of jurisdiction remained with the landlord. Inhabitants of the settlement also formed an increasingly significant force economically.