 He also estimated that Little Cumania, comprising "two valleys", was home to 42,000 people, with roughly the same number of Jazyges living in the eponymous area.He records Greater Cumania's surface as being 20 Hungarian miles, which is approximately 160 square kilometers; he estimated Little Cumania and Jazygia as having approximately 320 and 150 square kilometers, respectively.The Cuman cultural revival was still observable in 1801, when Péter Horváth of Jászberény, the "vice captain" and "first notary of the Jazyges and Cumans", published his treatise of regional history.