Apoldu de Jos

Apoldu de Jos, formerly Apoldul Mic, Apoldul de Jos, Polda Mica is the village of the commune with the identical call within the county Sibiu, Transylvania, Romania. It is placed within the western part of the county. October 27, 1288, in an act given in Brasov by way of the King of Hungary, Ladislau IV Cumanul 1272 to 1290, by using which he returns to the bishopric of Transylvania the tithe of the Ugocea county.

In this act, Paul - the dean parish of Apold, canon of Alba needed to testify against the Ugocea committee, Kopoz, who had usurped the episcopal tithes within the county with none rights. In 1289, the king issued an act reversing a few estates of the Transylvanian ward. The act is written at Apoldya Inferior on September 1, 1289. In 1291, it appeared in "Upper Opold" files at the occasion of the sale of land. In 1292, the primary strike of the Lower Apold is Arnold d'Apoldia - the commune of the individuals who owned the Santatin estate as a danie. His wife donates the estate of Snyntin to their daughter and son-in-law, Cristian - son of Ludweg. Dania turned into showed and reinforced by means of the King of Hungary, Andrew II, on June 21, 1292.