Carlibaba

Carlibaba is a commune in Suceava county , Bucovina , Romania , which include the villages Carlibaba, Carlibaba Noua , Iedu , Sesuri , ibibu and Valea Stanei . It seems that the Tatar towns that destroyed the same yr the town of Rodna , passed the mountains through the Carlibaba skip in March 1241. It is probable that the Maramureş voivod Bogdan I surpassed in 1359-1360 through the territory of the present day Cârlibaba commune at the time of disbandment / founding of Moldova.

On the rock within the middle of the commune there's a commemorative monument that reminds of the passage of Bogdan I. As the toponymic landmark of the Putna Monastery Branch , "Carlibahului height" is cited for the first time in the monastery of the monastery on August nine, 1551, so at some point of the reign of Stefan Rares , the same toponym, "Carlibahului mouth", was extensively utilized within the April 10 1645. Another attestation is found within the letter of Suceva 's parish priest, Mihaly Tolnay, dated 1595 and on the idea of which Nicolae Iorga transcribed the "Carlibaba hydronym" within the shape of Cramabahalu.