Gratia

Gratia is a commune in Teleorman County , Muntenia , Romania , such as the villages Ciurari-Deal , Draghinesti and Gratia. It is a completely old settlement, traces of human lifestyles right here dating lower back to the Stone Age, witnessing in this regard the various stone vessels found right here. The name of the village comes from a grate bridge inside the center of the commune, over the Dambovnic River. The call of the village Draghinesti comes from the name of a captain of Mihai Viteazul , Barbu Draghinescu, who, after the warfare of Neajlov, the ruler of the country. Gave this inheritance as a reward.

The call of the village of Farcaseni comes from the name of the councilor Radu Farcasanu, who owned this property. It is drawn from an vintage boyar own family within the vicinity of ​​Romanațiului, Olt county. The ancestor of this circle of relatives, the boyar Farcasanu turned into a member of Constantin Brancoveanu's lord's divan.