Kolut

Settlement

“Holy Miška,” Well Water and Amulets; Miklenda of Kolut Testifies about Bodrog

2 Legends

About the place

Kolut anchors two separate narratives in this research: “Holy Miška,” Well Water and Amulets; Miklenda of Kolut Testifies about Bodrog. The point marks the settlement, not an invented exact scene.

Legends from this place

“Holy Miška,” Well Water and Amulets1815 — 1820A movement in Kolut offered well water and small protective objects, attracting the attention of church authorities.No source citedRead the legend →
Miklenda of Kolut Testifies about Bodrog1717A major clue to the lost town comes from a man born in Kolut who spoke to a commission in 1717.No source citedRead the legend →

History

Historical and alternative names used in searches: Küllőd; Kolluth. Serbian, Hungarian, German, Croatian and Russian queries were compared, keeping documents, oral traditions and modern retellings separate.

The place today

Today Kolut serves as an honest geographic anchor when a source gives no street, house or microtoponym.

Visitor information

Use public roads and spaces. A settlement-centre marker is not permission to enter private property, unsafe ruins or closed religious buildings.