1644 · 1670 · 1686 The conspiracy, and who owned the valley nextSprisahanie a ďalší páni doliny

The Muráň estate above Jelšava came to Ferenc Wesselényi in 1644 through a night attack on the castle and a marriage to its heiress, Mária Séčiová. Wesselényi went on to lead the great noble conspiracy against the Habsburgs; he died before it was uncovered, his widow held the castle until imperial troops took it after five days in 1670, and the crown confiscated the whole estate. Two further uprisings followed, Thököly's and then Rákóczi's, which ran until 1711, and the valley paid for all of them in requisitions and quartered soldiers. Ottoman authority over Jelšava ended in 1686, when the Habsburgs finally pushed the frontier back off Gemer.Muránske panstvo nad Jelšavou získal roku 1644 František Vešeléni nočným prepadom hradu a sobášom s jeho dedičkou Máriou Séčiovou. Vešeléni potom viedol veľké šľachtické sprisahanie proti Habsburgovcom; zomrel skôr, než sa prezradilo, jeho vdova držala hrad, kým ho roku 1670 po piatich dňoch nedobyli cisárske vojská, a koruna celé panstvo zhabala. Nasledovali ďalšie dve povstania, Tököliho a potom Rákociho, ktoré trvalo do roku 1711, a dolina ich všetky zaplatila rekvizíciami a ubytovaním vojska. Osmanská moc nad Jelšavou sa skončila roku 1686, keď Habsburgovci hranicu z Gemera napokon odtlačili.