The village is the center of the local road network of Kőszeghegyalja (Kőszeg Foothills), which is connected to the Szombathely-Kőszeg secondary main road (Main Road 87).
There was a market place in the place of the village already before the Mongol invasion. In the Middle Ages, villages belonged to a castle or a lordship.
Year(s)
Castle or lordship where it be longed
Squire(s)
Event
Antecedent
Hungarian King
1279
Saint Vid Castle
Kőszegi (earlier: Németújvári), Miklós
Sharing on estate
Death of Henrik Kőszegi (earlier: Németújvári) in 1274
Habsburg-Jagello Alliance against Hungarian King. (1476)
I. Mátyás (Hunyadi)
after 1477
Bozsok and Szerdahely
Bornemissza, János
Grant
The removal of Bozsok and Szerdahely from the lordship of Rohonc
I. Mátyás (Hunyadi)
from 1526
Bozsok and Szerdahely
Sibrik family
Grant
Death of János Bornemissza (1526, Castle of Bratislava)
I. Ferdinand (Habsburg)
1616-1848
partly Bozsok and Szerdahely
Sibrik family
1616-1848
partly lordship of Rohonc
Batthyány family
Purchase
Gábor Sibrik in Turkish captivity
II. Mátyás (Habsburg)
In 1532, Turkish troops besieging Kőszeg together with the other villages in the area burned down Kőszegszerdahely. The inhabitants of the villages fled to the Castle of Kőszeg and, together with the citizens of Kőszeg, led by Captain Miklós Jurisich, stopped the Turks.