Casimcea

Casimcea is a commune in Tulcea county, Dobrogea, Romania, along with the villages Casimcea, Cismeaua Noua, Corugea, Haidar, Rahman, Razboieni and Stanca. Casimcea in Turkish Kasım, the "darnest is the village of house of the commune of the equal call in Tulcea county, Dobrogea, Romania. It is placed in the southern a part of the county, in Casimcei Plateau. Casimcea is documented for the first time in 1543, inside the Ottoman historic assets, considering that, for four centuries and something, Dobrogea was a Turkish province.

The Turkish area names represented two close by villages, advanced on one aspect and the opposite by a flow that divided the prevailing Casimcea into : Kara Kasim Kasim's land and Abdul Kasim is the call of an Ottoman soldier who coordinated the army duties returning to the colonized population. With the aid of the Ottoman Empire at that point. The town became also referred to on an Austrian map of 1790 under the call of Kusimga, and on a Russian military map, in 1828, with the toponym Kasumota Noua. In the second 1/2 of the nineteenth century, the village turned into known as Kqasimilcha. Finally, half a century later, the metropolis is found in an Ottoman report, by way of the call of Casimcea, which it bears these days.