The village is situated in the District of Rimavská Sobota.
There are assumptions that the village has been established in
13th century and until the beginning of 15th century it was
divided into two parts - the Lower Padarovce and Upper
Padarovce. The Lower Padarovce, also known as Small Padarovce,
died out in 16th century. The village was originally owned by
the family of Driencansky (Derencsény), later it had various
owners such as Muránsky family, Koháry family or Coburg family.
The exact dates of the ownership are not known. The village was
joint to Hungary from 1938 until 1945. The old local inhabitants
are the best source to find out some crucial historical facts.
They say that people in the past were occupied by farming and
agriculture, the area was full of fruit trees and skillful
craftsmen produced local pottery. The historical coats of arms
has grape leafs theme which gives an idea about the local wine
industry. The present coats of arms are very similar to the
historical version and also display w