Examples of using First written reference in English and their translations into Hungarian
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First written reference from 1249.
It became an administrative centre of mining village(the first written reference about the village is from the year 1710) and its dwellers worked in the forests and at the railways of Horehronie.
The first written reference comes from 1397.
The first written reference: year 1427.
The first written reference to the town.
The first written reference is from 1332.
The first written reference about it is from 1333.
The first written reference to the village comes from 1335.
The first written reference to the Castle is from 1265.
The first written reference to the village comes from 1340.
The first written reference to the village is from the year 1315.
The first written reference to the castle comes from 1318.
The first written references appear only at the beginning of the 15th century.
The first written references to Ljubljana relate to the beginning of 12 century.
The first written reference of the village comes from 1215, when it was called Saka.
The first written reference to the construction of Medzev hammer mills comes from the 14th century.
The first written reference is in the Breves Notatiae of 749 as"Duringveld".
The first written reference to a former town with rich history dates back to 1156.
The first written reference about the settlement is from 1566; today is the center of the communality of 9 villages.
The first written reference about the village is from 1345, where it was mentioned under the name of Bussundorff.
The first written reference to Kecerovské Kostoľany comes form 1229 and applies to the present village as well.
The first written reference to butter was found on a 4500 year old limestone tablet illustrating how butter was made.
The first written reference is from the first century by a Persian astronomer, Abd al-Rahman al-Sufi.
The first written reference about charcoal-burning is dated from 1594, when the charcoal-burning was the privilege of people living in Lupeni.
The first written reference to Bratislava is found in Salzburg Annals of 907, relating to a battle between Bavarians and Hungarians.
The first written reference is to be found in the 1733 Swedish edition of the German Susanna Egerin's Cookbook.
The first written reference to Piešt'any(under the name Pescan) can be found in the Zobor Deed of Hungarian king Koloman I. from 1113.
The first written reference about the city, appeared in the Annals of Salzburg of 907, in association with a battle between Bavarians and Hungarians.
The first written reference to Bratislava from 907 is related to this period; it mentions a battle between the Bavarians and early Magyars under the Brezalauspurc Castle.
The first written reference of the town comes from the year 1270. In 1334 it was owned by the Széchy family and during the years 1441-1460 it was occupied by the followers of Ján Jiskra, who built there a local fortress Sobôtka.