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Southwest of Kaposvár, northeast of Nagyatád, along the road between Nagybajom and Lábod, between Kisbajom and Nagykorpád. The name of Szabás was first mentioned in the papal tithe list of 1332-1337. By this time it might have been a populous settlement because it already had a church. His name was in Zabas form in 1395. At the time of the Tartar invasion, the so-called "Szigetvár" with Seges led by the village. coal road. In 1395 it was the property of the Batthyánys. In 1403, the sons of György Batthyány, László and Albert lost their estates due to infidelity, which they received in 1404 by Anthony Tapsonyi, but in 1405 the Battthyánys regained it. In 1536 Lajos Pekry and István Gyulay, in 1550 Ferencz Batthyány and in 1583 Farkas Batthyány were the landlords. At the end of the 17th century a fire was devastated by the village, and after the Rákóczi War of Independence it was re-populated mainly with settlers of the Reformed religion. Although some of the inhabitants of the settlement had converted to the Reformed religion centuries earlier, Roman Catholics also live there.

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