Falticeni

Falticeni is a city in Suceava County, north-japanese Romania. It is situated in the historic region of Moldavia. Falticeni is the second biggest city agreement within the county, with a population of 24,619 population, according to the 2011 census. It changed into d a municipality in 1995, in conjunction with two other towns in Suceava County: Radauti and Campulung Moldovenesc.

The earliest written mention of the village Folticeni is from March 1490, and the second one from March 1554, whilst Moldavian Prince Alexandru Lapusneanu provided the property and the village bearing the aforesaid name to Moldovita Monastery. Falticeni turned into first noted as an urban settlement in August 1780 as Targul Soldanesti, after the name of a neighborhood boyar's property, in a document issued with the aid of the chancellery of Prince Constantin Moruzi. In March 1826, an edict issued with the aid of Prince Ioan Sturdza modified the call of the metropolis to Falticeni. Falticeni turned into bombed through the Bolsheviks all through World War I.