![]() Its sanctuary and the nobles' oratorio was decorated by the fresco of Franz Xaver Bucher in 1799. Between 17 with the financial help of the Diocese of Veszprém the local church was restored and expanded. Tab stood on none of the important national or international trade routes, but the local authorities thought that the settling of the Jewish community could have a strong impact on the economic development of the settlement. Tab had one of largest Jewish communities in Somogy County which is also proven by the fact that one of the most prestigious synagogue of Somogy County was built here in 1762. It is known from the census of 1715 that Tab welcomed Hungarians, Germans and Slovaks from 1712 on in larger numbers. Fajszky, Mérey, Lengyel, Nyitray, Gussits, Nagy de Felsőbükk, Révay etc.) who had previously lands here reclaimed them, therefore they moved into the villages near Tab. Ferenc Nádasdy and György Zrínyi with the papal garrisons attacked once the Agha of Törökkoppány and chased the Turks away for a short time.Īfter the Liberation of Buda in 1689 Tab became part of the Habsburg Empire. ![]() There were occasionally fights between the Hungarian and Turkish forces. According to the tax registration of the Ottoman Porte between 15 there were 12 tax payer households in Tab. Most of its residents died or fled to other parts of the country, some moved into the woods and swamplands. Then Tab became part of the Nahiye of Törökkoppány. ![]() It was first attacked by the Turks in 1542, but it fell finally later between 15. Before the Turkish occupation it belonged to László Ewleweldi and Demeter Tharródy. In 1438 the Batthyány and Fajsz families owned it. Later the settlement belonged to István Rozgonyi, the ispán of Bakony and his wife, Cecília Szentgyörgyi between 14. Their surname had been eternalized by the medieval village of Ugajpuszta which is now part of Tab. Between 12 it was in the hands of the Ugali family under the name Thob. In 1320 the settlement belonged to a church dedicated to Saint Peter. Tab was first mentions as villa Thob in an official document from 1211. It is situated approximately 175 km South West of Budapest and 22 km from Lake Balaton. Tab ( German: Tabau) is a town in Somogy County, Hungary, and the seat of Tab District.
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