Ábrahámtelke

Ábrahámtelke was a settlement on Csepel Island in the Danube, at the site later known as Ráckeve. Its church and village are recorded in medieval documents, but the settlement was deserted by the fifteenth century. In 1440 King Władysław permitted Serbs fleeing the Ottoman advance from Kovin on the lower Danube to settle around the old church. They brought the name of their former home with them, and the new community became known as Kiskeve and later Ráckeve.