 Many of the German-speaking population of the town were forcibly resettled after the Second World War and new inhabitants arrived from the Hungarian Great Plains (Alföld), the parts of Upper Hungary (Felvidék) (today in Slovakia), and from Budapest to take their place.The manor house in Nagykovácsi was built in first half of the 19th century by the local Teleki family.Thereafter the property passed into the hands of the Tisza family and today it is known still as the Tisza Manor.