On the Josephinian Land Survey dated from 1774 it is shown as „Dorf Bedenik”.

In his repertorium published in 18008 in Buda János Lipszky mentions the village as „Bedenik”.

[3] In Lajos Nagy”s work published in 1829 it is shown as „Bedenik”, where 148 houses, 418 Catholics and 364 Orthodox are registered.

[4] After the end of military administration, the village became part of Belovár Processus, Bjelovar-Križevci County, Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia.

During the period of the Monarchy big amount of Hungarian settled in the village.