Bazna

Bazna is the village of house of the commune of the identical call in Sibiu County, Transylvania, Romania. It is positioned inside the northwestern part of the county, in Tarnavelor Plateau. The lines of a Neolithic agreement and fragments of painted ceramics have been discovered on the territory of this village at the site called Lempes. In the identical area changed into located within the 19th century a deposit of bronzes from the primary iron age, with vessels and approximately 100 arrows with tip of Scythian type.

The city is noted for the first time in 1271, the year while King Stephen V concluded a transaction with "the awesome Bozouch, the son of Inok" from the village of Bazna. , which is placed at the Morii Valley, however more to the west, to the town of Boian. The Bazna locality is documented on February 18, 1302. By the actual act at that point the chapter of the Oradea Episcopate as a affirmation area showed that the Bozouch boredom donated the locality known as Bazna to the chapter of the Catholic Episcopate of Alba Iulia: Villa Bozna said within the county de Kukullu inter fluvios of Kukullu existens.