Hahold's grandson Blessed Buzád, who retired from politics and joined the Dominican Order, donated his estates of Buzádsziget and Szabar (today Zalaszabar) to his eldest son Buzád III on 14 February 1233.
For his participation in the military campaign against Ottokar, he received the lands of Kerecseny and Palkonya from Ladislaus IV of Hungary.
Despite being a sole heir, John had financial problems already in 1310, when he had to sell his estates of Szölc, Pácod and Budafa (today Zalalövő) to the Salamonvári family to pay the dowry of his stepmother, Atyusz's second wife.
On 27 June 1323, he also had to sell below fair value his land of Ivánc, near Felsőlendva (today Grad, Slovenia) to Nicholas Felsőlendvai, Ban of Slavonia, who commiserated John and handed over his small land of Baráti in Somogy County to him.
[3] In December 1365, John II and Atyusz protested against that after a praefectio in filium by his father Nicholas V, Clara, a descendant of Buzád IV (son of Csák I) granted the village of Buzádsziget.