A city in the Transylvanian plateau in central Romania. It is located at the confluence of the Trnáve-Mare and Trnáve-Mic rivers. Population: 23,000 (1983). In Hungarian, it is called Balázsfalva. It was first mentioned in records in the 13th century, and in 1738 it became the seat of a Catholic bishopric and the educational center of Transylvania. In the 19th century, it also became a base for the Romanian liberation movement, and in 1848 the Romanian National Assembly was held there. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
ルーマニアの中央部に広がるトランシルバニア台地にある都市。トゥルナベ・マーレ川とトゥルナベ・ミク川の合流点に位置する。人口2万3000(1983)。ハンガリー語ではバラージュファルバBalázsfalva。13世紀に初めて記録に現れ,1738年,カトリックの司教の所在地になり,トランシルバニアの教育の中心地になった。また,19世紀にはルーマニア解放運動の拠点になり,1848年,ルーマニア国民大会議が開催された。
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