Baluseni

Băuseni is a commune in Botosani County, Moldova, Romania, consisting of the villages of Băuseni, Băluşenii Noi, Buzeni, Coşuleni, Draxini and Zăiceşti. The call of the commune derives from the name of the village of Băuseni, fixed as a residence as it turned into the biggest village within the organization of settlements meant to construct a rural commune, consistent with the rural company regulation of 1865. The commune, as an legitimate administrative-territorial unit, Romanians from 1864 after they were publicly debated and municipal, municipal and county councils had been elected on the premise of the

French regulation known as quickly "communal regulation", which became in truth a law of the executive-territorial agency, coming into in force on 1 August 1865. The coat of hands of Băuseni commune consists of a triangular shield with rounded edges, reduce into fascia. In the higher part, within the pink subject, there is a silver lattice pass. At the top of the guard, in the silver discipline, there's a green basket. The protect is trimmed via a silver mural with a crenellated tower.