Bistrita

Bistritais the commune with the identical call inside the county of Bistriţa-Năsăud, Transylvania, Romania. The villages of Bistriţa-Bârgăului have been inhabited due to the fact historic instances, on the "camouflage entrance" of the secular woodland among Călimani Mountains and Bârgăului Mountains. During the Roman profession, there were "golden baths" under the Bistriciorul Mountain, as evidenced by the Roman type located inside the antique galleries. Bistrita-Bârgăului changed into a part of the forty four border settlements of the Austro-Hungarian Empire from Nasaud and Bistrita.

The village guys became border guards and have been teaching for the border carrier via a extreme subject. They had a rifle at home, the army outfit changed into made from domestic-made clothes that wore black sumons. That's why the squaddies have been referred to as "black boots." In 1898, the development of the Bistrita-Bistrita-Bârgăului railway line was finished, which facilitated the delivery of men and women and goods, especially the wooden exploited from the neighborhood forests.