Sajópüspöki

Sajópüspöki is a village in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county, in northeastern Hungary. It is located in the Sajó valley, approximately 30 kilometers from the county seat of Miskolc. The village's name suggests a historical connection to a bishopric, with "Sajó" referring to the river and "püspöki" meaning episcopal or pertaining to a bishop.

The area has a history of settlement dating back to ancient times. Archaeological finds indicate human activity in the region during the Bronze Age and Roman periods. During the Middle Ages, the settlement likely developed under the influence of the local church and aristocracy. The current administrative structure of Hungary places Sajópüspöki within the Miskolc District.

The economy of Sajópüspöki has traditionally been based on agriculture, with the fertile lands of the Sajó valley supporting farming. In recent decades, like many rural Hungarian villages, it has experienced some depopulation, with residents often commuting to larger towns or cities for employment. The village offers a quiet, rural lifestyle, and its proximity to natural landscapes makes it appealing for those seeking a connection with nature. Local amenities typically include basic services such as a local government office, a small shop, and a place of worship. The natural environment around Sajópüspöki is characterized by the Sajó River and the surrounding agricultural plains and low hills.