Periam

Periam is a municipality in Timis County, Banat, Romania, formed most effective from the village of house of the identical call. Periam commune is made up of the localities of Periam and Periam Port, which are located on the banks of the Mures river at three km from Periam. Periam Port is completely inhabited by means of just a few households however a few many years in the past it become a village in complete strength. Today, just a few homes take into account that length, flourishing tourism via the construction of vacation homes.

During the inter-warfare period, Periam became the headquarters of the plaque of the equal name, Periam, from the inter-conflict county of Timis-Torontal. The first documentary attestation of Periam dates from 1332, with the name Priamus, belonging to Cenad county, but the locality is tons older. The proprietor of the village changed into Bechey Imre, his deputy being Blasius de Priamus. In 1514, the rebellious servants led by using Gheorghe Doja destroyed it. Not a good deal later, the Banat being conquered by means of the Turks, becomes a house of blood. During the Turkish profession, it depopulated lots, so that in 1657, in line with ancient memories, it had only 7 homes.