Nyitra County
Despite of his successful political and military career, Matthew II was not among the largest landowners in Hungary. He had estates in Komárom County, north of the Danube in Hetény (today: "Chotín, Slovakia") and to the south near the village of Bille (today part of Esztergom). According to his testament in 1283, Prasic (today: "Prašice, Slovakia"), Nemcsic and Jác (today: "Jacovce, Slovakia"), in the north part of Nyitra County, also belonged to his domain, which he inherited probably from his brother, Stephen I, because these lands were located close to Hrussó Castle, centre of his brother's former estate. At first his wife inherited this property, however she also died shortly, after that Matthew III, son of the youngest brother Peter I acquired the lands. The Dominican monastery at the 'Rabbits' Island, where the Csák brothers' widow mother lived for a long time, had inherited Gyirok and Nándor (Komárom County).