Teius

Teius, previously Tius is a metropolis in Alba County, Transylvania, Romania, which includes the agreement element Teius and from the villages of Beldiu, Capud, Coslariu Nou and Petelca. On the territory of the locality had been located traces of habitation indicating the presence of a settlement in this region for the reason that Age of the Bronze and the Iron Age. It has been documented since 1290. It became given the fame of a truthful in 1603, being renowned cattle fair.

The first documentary mention date returned to 1290 in Papal Documents, under the call of Villa Spinarum and later beneath the names of Thyues, Tyuis and Oppidum Teowys. It seems that during the reign of Matia Corvin, the metropolis changed into called the Thywys nation, however later the metropolis become in decline and lower back to the class of rural settlements. In the interwar duration, there was the house of Teius, with a population of about 25,000 inhabitants.