In 1583 Kápolnás-Kapoly was owned by András Perneszi, Egyházas-Kapoly by the Bishop of Veszprém. Around 1598 and 1599 they were a possession of the Castle of Tihany under the name Nagykapoly. According to the 1609 Urbarium Nagykapoly had 10 peasant residents.
Kápolnás-Kapoly was held by András Perneszi in 1583, while Egyházas-Kapoly fell under the bishop's authority from Veszprém. By 1598 and 1599, it became part of Tihany Castle's possessions as Nagykapoly. The 1609 Urbarium recorded that Nagykapoly had a population of 10 peasants.