Számadási

Számadási is a settlement in the Baranya county of Hungary. It is located in the southern part of the county, near the border with Croatia. The nearest larger town is Szigetvár.

The area around Számadási has a long history of human habitation. Archaeological findings suggest that the region was settled as early as the Roman period. During the medieval era, the settlement likely fell under the influence of various local noble families and feudal lords. Like much of Hungary, it experienced periods of Ottoman occupation, which significantly impacted the region's demographics and cultural landscape. Following the expulsion of the Ottomans, the area was resettaken by Hungarian forces and later became part of the Habsburg Empire.

Számadási is primarily an agricultural area, with its economy based on farming and related activities. The landscape is characterized by rolling hills and arable land. The population is relatively small, and like many rural Hungarian villages, it has faced demographic challenges common to such areas.

The village's infrastructure includes basic amenities. Access to services and employment opportunities often requires travel to nearby towns. The local culture reflects the traditional rural Hungarian way of life, with community events and traditions playing a role in village social life. The natural surroundings offer opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and exploring the countryside.