It covers an area of 24.39 km2 (9 sq mi) and has a population of 1124 people (2015).

[1] Ladislaus IV of Hungary stayed here with his Cuman wives, which gave the village its original name "Asszonyszállása" meaning "Women's landing".

During this time, the village was already inhabited, and boasted a church, which no longer remains today.

In the wake of wars against the Ottomans, the village's population was wiped out.

As of 2022 88.6% of the population was Hungarian, 2% German, 0.3% Gypsy, and 2.5% of non-European origin.