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- 553 people. In 1781 Hatzfeld was leased to József Csekonics [hu], then sold to him. Later, the Csekonics family [hu] began to colonize the town with Hungarians...
- the village was Leonovac (Леоновац), named after the daughter of Count Csekonics who had estate in the area where the village was founded. Serbs = 1,584...
- Diet of Hungary was confirmed by Act VIII of 1886. Csekonics 1864 (confirmed in 1874) The Csekonics' hereditary seat at the Upper House of the Diet of...
- famous Viennese architects Fellner & Helmer, the István Károlyi or Károlyi-Csekonics palace at Múzeum utca 17. (The other is the Vígszínház on the Szent István...
- 1911–13 Akademietheater, Vienna, Austria 1881 the István Károlyi or Károlyi-Csekonics Palace, Múzeum utca 17 in Budapest's Palace District, Hungary 1885 Palace...
- ciszterci Mansion Róbertvölgy (part of Előszállás) Batthyány–Draskovich–Csekonics Mansion Enying Károlyi Palace Fehérvárcsurgó 1844 – 1851 Henrich Koch...
- 19th century, the area of present-day village belonged to Count József Csekonics (a Hungarian of Croatian descent). The modern village was founded in 1828...
- Crenneville-Folliot Csáky Csáky-Pallavicini de Körösszegh et Adorján Csekonics Czebrian Cziráky Degenfeld-Schonburg Dessewffy Dez****e Draskovich Eltz-Kempenich...
- (property of MÁV) Zichy Palace Múzeum u. 15 1871 Antal Skalnitzky Károlyi-Csekonics Palace Múzeum u. 17 1881 Ignác Wechselmann Almásy Palace Ötpacsirta u...
- vault and the Neo-Gothic windows. Hunyady Palace, Budapest, 1892–1894. Csekonics Palace, Budapest, rebuilding 1893–1896. Park Club, Budapest, 1893–1895...