csejte造句

N醖asdy's wedding gift to B醫hory was his household, Csejte Castle.
At the foot of that hill stood the village of Csejte, which lends its name to the castle.
Furthermore, Stibor was granted the possession of Csejte and Holics ( achtice and Hol? in present-day Slovakia ).
In 1610, however, she was imprisoned in the Csejte Castle, where she remained bricked in a set of rooms until her death four years later.
Her main residence and later her prison was Csejte Castle, Upper Hungary, now in Slovakia, but she was buried in the family crypt at Ecsed.
It's difficult to find csejte in a sentence. 用csejte造句挺难的

According to all testimony, B醫hory's initial victims were the adolescent daughters of local peasants, many of whom were lured to Csejte by offers of well paid work as maidservants in the castle.
According to the testimony of the defendants, Elizabeth B醫hory tortured and killed her victims not only at Csejte but also on her properties in S醨v醨, Pozsony ( today Bratislava ), and Vienna, and elsewhere.
The castle had been bought by his mother in 1569 and given to N醖asdy, who transferred it to Elizabeth during their nuptials situated in the Little Carpathians near Trencs閚 ( now Tren 韓 ), together with the Csejte country house and 17 adjacent villages.