In the Middle Ages it was part of Tolna County. In the tax registration of 1542 it was referred to as a settlement in Tolna County. According to the tax registration of the Ottoman Porte it had 9 households in 1563, then 10 households in the tax registrations of 1573–1574, 1578 and 1580 respectively.
In the Middle Ages it was part of Tolna County. In the 1542 tax records, it was listed as a village in Tolna County. The Ottoman Empire's tax registry noted that it had 9 households in 1563 and 10 households in subsequent years (1573-1574, 1578, and 1580).