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Csókako is a village in Fejér county in Hungary 6 kilometres
from the town of Mór and 20 kilometres from Székesfehérvár at the Western edge of
the Vértes Mountains. The village has got 1045 inhabitants (2001
census), nearly all of them are Hungarian. Neighbouring
settlements are: Bodajk, Söréd,
Csákberény villages and Mór town. The settlement had got its
name about Castle of Csókako [Daw's Rock]. The first mention of
the castle is from 1299. The castle and the village - as a part
of the Csókako tenure - was ruled by the Csák Clan till 1320s.
In 1320 it became royal castle and tenure. Later King Sigismund
gave it to the Rozgonyi Family. The castle and the tenure (nearly
quarter of Fejér county) posessed the Kanizsay Family from 1508,
later it posessed the Nádasdy family (Great Hungarian aristocrat
families). The castle and the country around was occupied by the
Turkish Army in 1543 and the settlement was devastated. In 1601
the Habsburg Army defeated the Turks under the walls of Csókako
but the Castle was under Turkish rule till 1686. Csókako was
resettled in 1750s. In 1910 Csókako was a village in the Mór
district of Fejér County. Number of its inhabitants in 1910:
738; 713 (96,6%) Hungarian, 16 (2,2%) Hungarian and 9 (1,2%)
other by mother tongue, 728 (98,6%) Roman Catholic, 5-5
(0,8-0,8%) Jew and Calvinist by religion.
Symbolism of the Coat of Arms: The Coat of Arms of the village is
a standing triangular shield. In the blue field on a green hills
there is a silver castle - relates to Castle of Csókako and the
Vértes Mountain. In the blue field there are two red shields. In
the left shield there is a silver daw related to the name of the
castle. In the right red shield there is a gold bunch of grapes
related to the famous wine culture of the Mór Wine District. The
flag of the village is blue-white-blue (1:2:1) on the center of
the flag there is the Coat of Arms. The ratio of the flag is 1:2.
Sources: Photo
taken by me in the Mayor's Office of the municipality, Coat of
Arms and historical data from <www.nexus.hu/csokako>,
<www.kdregio.hu/csokako.html>,
<www.falvaink.hu/csokako>,
<www.morpont.hu/k_csoka.htm>
and <bakonyalja.fejer.hu>.
István Molnár, 4 March 2003
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