Giroc

Giroc is the village of residence of the commune of the equal name in Timis county, Banat, Romania. Giroc commune is made of the villages of Giroc and Chisoda, having the village of Giroc as a commune. At the identical time, it's miles part of the districts of Timisoara, which is territorially attached. The favorable conditions supplied by way of the proximity to the Timis river, the fertile soil and the nearby woodland, have been the prerequisites for the early look of human settlements.

Numerous archaeological remains and settlements from special prehistoric times have been determined at the territory and inside the surrounding location. However, the first documentary mention of the Giroc dates from 1371 to 1372, in a record with the aid of which Sigismund of Luxembourg of Hungary donates the Gyureg property to Vladislau, the son of Stefan de Taar. Throughout the Middle Ages it remains sporadically cited via diverse documents. Between 1453 and 1497, it appears under the Hungarian call Szent Gyorgy. It is sure that in 1456, Chisoda seems noted as the property of Iancu de Hunedoara, that's why it's miles feasible that the Giro additionally had the same reputation.