részeivé

Részeivé is a historic small settlement located in Hungary, specifically in the Heves county. The settlement is situated in the north-eastern part of the country, near the city of Eger.

The name 'Részeivé' is derived from the Hungarian language and can be roughly translated as 'connected' or 'adjacent'. This refers to the settlement's geographical location, which is nestled betweentwo larger villages. The population of Részeivé is minimal, with a recorded figure of fewer than 100 inhabitants.

Részeivé was first documented in the 18th century. Historical records suggest that the settlement was a small agricultural community, with residents primarily engaged in farming and livestock rearing. Over time, the settlement underwent various changes, including the construction of a cement road that connected it to nearby Eger.

In recent years, Részeivé has undergone limited infrastructure development. The settlement is characterised by its traditional Hungarian architecture, including single-storey houses with tiled roofs. Residents live modestly, relying on subsistence farming and, occasionally, small-scale commercial activities.

Despite its remote location, Részeivé has connections to regional transportation networks. Regular bus services enable residents to travel to nearby Eger and other larger towns and cities.

Throughout its history, Részeivé has maintained a quiet and secluded existence. This has allowed the settlement to preserve its unique cultural and historical heritage.