Hungarian; Bočkaj; Gábor Bethlen; Veselí dominion; town of Veselí

V říjnu 1624 získal veselské panství Tomáš Bosňák z Magyarbélu. Panství vlastnil až do roku 1635, kdy zemřel a panství přešlo na jeho dcery. O panství potom vedl spor hejtman Jan Antonín z Rotálu, jehož smrtí se uzavírá dlouhá kapitola v dědických sporech. Na místě majitelů se pak střídaly rody Pazmányů a Urméniů, až nakonec panství v roce 1701 získali baroni Želečtí z Počenic

In October 1624 Hungarian baronett Tomáš Bosnyák from Magyarbél bought the confiscated dominion. He was one of the most apt military leader sof the 16 th and 17 th century and an important fighter against the Ottomans. The dominion was in a very bad state and both the castel and the town were robbed several times and burnt down by the troops of Bočkaj s sukcesor Gábor Bethlen. When Tomáš died in 1635 his heirs sold Veselí to Jan Antonín count of Rottál (1646). After a few years he sold it with profit to the Hungarian count Mikuláš Pazmány from Panasz. However, the sale was complicated. Mikuláš rejected to pay the demanded amount of money because it seemed to be too high for him. The dispute whicharose between these two landlords lastex for more than fifty years. Neither one of its participants lived to its end. The Veselí dominion was thus in 1701 assigned by the court to heiresses of count Mikuláš, sister Anna Marie, Helena Norberta and Marie Kateřina, daughter of Jan Michal Ürményi.