Băgaciu (Mureș)

Băgaciu
Bogeschdorf / Bogendorf
Szászbogács

Basic data

State :

Romania

Historical region :

Transylvania

Circle :

Mureș

Coordinates :

46 ° 16 ′ N , 24 ° 22 ′ E Coordinates: 46 ° 16 ′ 0 ″ N , 24 ° 22 ′ 0 ″ E

Time zone :

EET ( UTC +2)

Height :

559 m

Area :

36.84 km²

Residents :

2,474 (October 20, 2011)

Population density :

67 inhabitants per km²

Postal code :

547090

Telephone code :

(+40) 02 65

License plate :

MS

Structure and administration (as of 2016)

Community type :

local community

Structure :

Băgaciu, Deleni

Mayor :

Ioan Aldea ( PSD )

Postal address :

Strada Principală, no. 112
loc. Băgaciu, jud. Mureș, RO-547090

Website :

www.primaria-bagaciu.ro

View of Băgaciu

Băgaciu ( German Bogeschdorf , Såksesch Bogeschdref , Hungarian Szászbogács or Bogács ) is a municipality in Transylvania in the Mureș County , Romania .

history

Bogeschdorf was originally founded around 1300 by the Transylvanian Saxons on Adelsboden , but then, together with the neighboring villages of the Mediasch chair , gained the Sibiu law and thus became a free municipality of the Königsboden . The first written mention comes from the year 1359.

Web links

Commons : Băgaciu - collection of images, videos and audio files

Bogeschdorf on Siebenbürger.de

Individual evidence

↑ 2011 census in Romania at citypopulation.de
↑ At the meeting of the Medias chair on February 1, 1359, which dealt with a Hattert dispute between Wölz and Baaßen , Comes Salamon et omnes seniores de Bogacs was named.
^ Franz Zimmermann, Carl Werner: Document book on the history of the Germans in Transylvania. Volume 2: 1342-1390. Michaelis (on commission), Hermannstadt 1897. The "Comes Salomon de Bogacs" takes part in a meeting of the Medias chair in Transylvania (Ub-II-743-157). On March 20, 1408, Elisabeth Countess von Bogendorf, wife of Count Nikolaus von Bogendorf, appeared as a plaintiff before the Transylvanian-Saxon state parliament in Thorenburg. In this document Nikolaus (“Nicolaus de Bogath”) is named as the son of Count Salomon von Bogendorf, who in turn is named as the son of Count Arnold von Bogendorf (married to Katharina von Bethlen). The legal dispute relates to shares in the possession of noble estates belonging to those von Bethlen (Ub-I-1609-452). Nikolaus Zarz von Bogendorf (“Comes Nicolaus Zarz de Bogach”), son of the above. Count Nikolaus, is mentioned in a document in 1449 in the south of Transylvania. In the village of Gürteln, he testifies to a purchase agreement between the brothers Peter, Michael and Stefan von Gürteln (“Petrus et Michael filii Stephanie filius Michaelis de Gerdal”) for several smaller towns (Ub-V-2383-59).

[1] 2011 census in Romania at citypopulation.de

[2] At the meeting of the Medias chair on February 1, 1359, which dealt with a Hattert dispute between Wölz and Baaßen , Comes Salamon et omnes seniores de Bogacs was named.

[3] Franz Zimmermann, Carl Werner: Document book on the history of the Germans in Transylvania. Volume 2: 1342-1390. Michaelis (on commission), Hermannstadt 1897. The "Comes Salomon de Bogacs" takes part in a meeting of the Medias chair in Transylvania (Ub-II-743-157). On March 20, 1408, Elisabeth Countess von Bogendorf, wife of Count Nikolaus von Bogendorf, appeared as a plaintiff before the Transylvanian-Saxon state parliament in Thorenburg. In this document Nikolaus (“Nicolaus de Bogath”) is named as the son of Count Salomon von Bogendorf, who in turn is named as the son of Count Arnold von Bogendorf (married to Katharina von Bethlen). The legal dispute relates to shares in the possession of noble estates belonging to those von Bethlen (Ub-I-1609-452). Nikolaus Zarz von Bogendorf (“Comes Nicolaus Zarz de Bogach”), son of the above. Count Nikolaus, is mentioned in a document in 1449 in the south of Transylvania. In the village of Gürteln, he testifies to a purchase agreement between the brothers Peter, Michael and Stefan von Gürteln (“Petrus et Michael filii Stephanie filius Michaelis de Gerdal”) for several smaller towns (Ub-V-2383-59).