 In the late 14th century, at the end of a slow process, the Cumans' land was split into distinct subregions, both of them enclaves in Hungarian land.An area between Szolnok and Debrecen became Greater Cumania ("Nagykunság") while an area between the Kalocsa and Szeged became Little Cumania ("Kiskunság").The origin of the two names is puzzling, especially given that Little Cumania, though less populous, is more than twice the size of Greater Cumania.