Santimbru

Santimbru is the village of residence of the commune with the identical call in Alba County, Transylvania, Romania. The locality is documented on account that 1238 under the call of Villa Sancti Emerici. At 1270 the locality becomes referred to as the headquarters of the Transylvanian voivode, which become subsequently, repeated several instances. The Diet of Transylvania met in 1326 in Santimbru.

In the 15th century Santimbrul is mentioned as a agreement populated with Hungarians and Romanians. The medieval church turned into restored by means of John of Hunedoara after the Battle of Santimbru on March 18, 1442, with the Turks, a warfare wherein his brother fell, and additionally Bishop Gheorghe Lepes. During the rebellion of Horea, Sînttimbru was tumultuous approximately the truth that the Romanians wanted to enroll in the imperial military, however the nearby nobility hostile. One of the insults, "deliver it to you, be useless and soul, we are thugs," became recorded in the files and redeemed through academician David Prodan.