Perín-Chym
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Perín-Chym is a municipality (village) in eastern Slovakia near the town of Košice.
It arose in 1964 by a merger of the municipalities Perín (first written mention 1220; before 1927 called Perina) and Chym (first written mention 1294; also called Him in some periods in the past). The municipality Vyšný Lanec was merged with Perín-Chym in 1991.
The village Perín gave name to the Lords of Perín (Perényi), a noble family in the Kingdom of Hungary, whose oldest known member Urban was granted the domain of Perín in 1292.
Today the municipality is well-known thanks to ponds and fishery.
[edit] Some of the historical names of "Perín"
- 1220 - Latin: villa Peruen
- 1295 - villa Perwen
- 1316 - Purwen
- 1317 - Peruen
- 1318 - Purun
- 1319 - Peren
- 1329 - Pirin
- 1330 - Purym
- 1336 - Perynä
- 1351 - Perueyn
- 1352 - Peren
- 1773 - Slovak: Perina; Hungarian: Perény
- 1808 - sk: Peříňa, Perýňa, hu: Perény
The name Peruen is derived from *Prven (Peruen), a Slavic name.
[edit] Statistics
- Mayor: Imrich Kovács
- Population: 1,496
- Region: Košice Region
- District: Košice-okolie District
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