Teliu

Teliu is a town of the equal name in Braşov, Transylvania, Romania. In the antique documents, the commune seems below the names of Leelfalua and Lylendorf, then beneath the call of Nyen. This call might be of Slavic origin, its original form derived from Lel the consonant has changed to n, the Nyen name is used till January 1906. From right here on, the name was utilized in Hungarian by using Kerestvâr The baptismal protocol of the Orthodox Parish incorporates the name Tel from 1795 to 1830.

The call Telium is then discovered in the kununtu protocol, which comes from a noble feudal Tyil, who dominated here earlier than the Beldy groves, Kreuzburg or Kerestvar The Fortress of the Cross is a incorrect call given to the metropolis of Teliu improperly by way of the Saxons of Prejmer. On the territory of this locality was discovered a Dacian fortress, provided with three ditches of defense, probably dating back to the 1st century BC.