Prundu Bargaului

Prundu Bargaului is a commune in bistrita Bistrita-Nasaud County, Romania in the historical region of Transylvania. It is composed of two villages, Prundu Bargaului and Susenii Bargaului. In spite of the fact that the data about the remote past of the Bargau Valley is rare and divided, the archeological remains uncover that the valley was occupied since the finish of the Neolithic Age or the start of the Bronze Age. After the triumph of Dacia by the Romans and its colonization, the Roman principle reached out toward the western outskirt of the Bagau Valley. After the withdrawal of the Roman principle, the district was crossed by various transitory people groups of Slavic from the seventh century and Turkic root, who left names in the neighborhood toponymy for example the Slavic birthplace names of Bistrița, Tiha, Miroslava.

In the 13th and mid 14th century, after it went into and sorted out Transylvania as a vassal voivodeship, the Hungarian crown tried to likewise control the mountain valleys of Transylvania. The Bargau locale is verified just because with the event of these endeavors. The main narrative verification of the Bargau, showing up under the name BORGO, goes back to 1317, when a board of trustees of authorities of the Doboka and Szolnok regions made a division of p to roperties in the Bargau Mountains between the related honorability families Bethlen and Apaffy.