Village of Macedonia, Timis county, Romania

[Vojnik]

The village was founded by Macedonians in the 1300's:

The settlement was founded by the Macedonian family (Maczedonia, in Hungarian) and already appears in the papal records of the diod (tax) from 1332-1337, under the name of Machadonia. In 1465 he had 50 houses and was owned by Ladislau Doczy (Vasile Doci?).

https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macedonia,_Timi%C8%99

Ladislau derives from the name Vladislav.

The Macedonians from Romania are a Slavic, Orthodox population that came from Macedonia`s territory in several migration waves starting with the eleventh century. The Macedonians are a recognized national minority in Romania since 2000. The Macedonia village (Timis county) is one of the first Macedonian settlements in Romania, documented by Catholic Church records in 1332-1337 under the name of Machadonia.

Here's a book where the village is mentioned:

The Macedonian village is located in the south of Timis county, 8 km west of the town of Ciacova, in the immediate vicinity of the river Timiş. It is bordered by Cebza, Petroman, Ghilad, Dolaţ, Rudna and Giulvăz. The first historical attestation of the locality is in 1332, in the papal diary records. Historian John Lotreanu claims he was founded by the Maccedonia family since Arpad's reign. A 1466 document shows that Macedonia had 50 houses and was owned by Ladislau Doczy. In the 15th-16th centuries the name of the village appears mentioned in various documents. It was preserved as a Romanian village in all times. In 1779, the town was annexed to the Torontal County, which belonged to the end of the First World War, when the counties of Torontal and Timis were united. In 1813 the Orthodox church was built with the patron saint "Saint Parascheva. This is still today, seen from the entrance to the village due to its imposing architecture and the high tower that rises on the narthex. In the history of the village remained the year 1887, when a strong flood covered the village, for the displacement of people being used wings. At present, the village has about 320 inhabitants, out of which 310 Romanian Orthodox believers. The Macedonian Parish has its subordination Gad, with 25 families and 40 believers. for the movement of people being used wings. At present, the village has about 320 inhabitants, out of which 310 Romanian Orthodox believers. The Macedonian Parish has its subordination Gad, with 25 families and 40 believers. for the movement of people being used wings. At present, the village has about 320 inhabitants, out of which 310 Romanian Orthodox believers. The Macedonian Parish has its subordination Gad, with 25 families and 40 believers.

http://basilica.ro/slujire-arhiereas...hia-macedonia/

[Vojnik]

[Vojnik]

Very interesting for me. Looks like Macedonians have been migrating to Romania for much longer then i expected. Makes me wonder what prompted this Macedonian family to make the move. Could it have been to avoid the rise of the Ottoman empire?

Anyway, it's heart warming that they moved far away from their mother land and brought the name with them. And continues to exist today.

[Novi Pazar]

Vojnik, did they originate from northern Greece or Yugoslav Mk?

[Vojnik]

Vojnik, did they originate from northern Greece or Yugoslav Mk?

That I don't know exactly. I know the year and that it was during the reign of the house of Arpad, which was some medieval Hungarian royalty.

But something i forgot to mention is the story of this Macedonian saint named Nicodim of Tismana, who helped build a few monasteries in Romania. He was from Prilep.

The first document attesting a Macedonian on present Romanian territory is that of Nicodim of Tismana (1340-1406) born in Prilep, Macedonia. He came from Mount Athos with other monks, Macedonian and Romanian, and it was with their help that he built Tismana, Prislop and Visina monasteries. He is the father of monasticism in Oltenia. He was canonized in 1767 and he is celebrated on 26th December. Over the years, there were several waves of migration provoked by economic, social, religious or political reasons in the area, or in the neighbouring countries.

http://www.icr.ro/pagini/the-macedon...ity-in-romania

[Vojnik]

Nicodim de la Tismana. Никодим Тисмански.

[DarknessWin]

That I don't know exactly. I know the year and that it was during the reign of the house of Arpad, which was some medieval Hungarian royalty.

But something i forgot to mention is the story of this Macedonian saint named Nicodim of Tismana, who helped build a few monasteries in Romania. He was from Prilep.



http://www.icr.ro/pagini/the-macedon...ity-in-romania

Another fake story ???
You are good at this

You stole symbols but also slogans from the Greeks.

I die laughing with "Freedom or Death" stolen from Greek revolution of 1821

You are clowns really

[Vojnik]

Another fake story ???
You are good at this

You stole symbols but also slogans from the Greeks.

I die laughing with "Freedom or Death" stolen from Greek revolution of 1821

You are clowns really

Where do you see a fake story? Just Because you've been taught fake stories all you life about your glorious fake Greece, doesn't mean i am. I guess that's what your'e used to.

Why was this Village in Romania named Macedonia by a family who settled there in the 1300's? Explain that to me you Vlach.

Fuck you cunts make me sick.

[Vojnik]

Nikodim Prilepski-Tismanski. The Macedonian who built three Orthodox monasteries in Romania.

The monastery is situated between the mountains, being defended by wooden cliffs, it has an allure of a fortress. Protected by strong medieval walls, it was built in fourteenth century, when a monk Venerable Nicodemus, who came from Macedonian lands, with the support of Prince Radu Negru Voda, laid the first stone in building of the monastery. On August 15, 1377 was sanctified the church “The Assumption of the God Mother”.

http://www.moldova.org/en/tismana-the-monastery-between-the-mountains-226376-eng/

Tismana Monastery:


Preslop Monastery. Where Nikodim lived out the remainder of his life:


And Visina monastery which i cant find a picture of.

[Vojnik]

Another fake story ???
You are good at this

You stole symbols but also slogans from the Greeks.

I die laughing with "Freedom or Death" stolen from Greek revolution of 1821

You are clowns really

Greek Revolution? More like Albanian and Vlach revolution. All your heroes were Albanians and Vlachs.

Your first president in 1824 was Albanian!!!