Cenad

Cenad is a commune in Timis County, Banat, Romania. It is composed of a unmarried village, Cenad. The village serves as a customs factor at the border with Hungary. Cenad changed into recognized until the thirteenth century as Morisena. The legionary camp of the Legio XIII Gemina become located there. In the Middle Ages, the website online became a brief capital for Huns after which for Avars. It became in the end dominated by using the First Bulgarian Empire, prior to the Hungarian conquest.

In 1028 or 1030, Chanadinus, a nearby pretender to Ahtum's duchy, rebelled towards Ahtum and conquered the duchy with the assist of Magyars. Cenad turned into the site of a bishopric inside the Middle Ages. Its first bishop turned into Saint Gerard. It became the preliminary seat of Csanad County, till 1526. It was a part of the Eastern Hungarian Kingdom among 1526 and 1551, earlier than the Ottoman conquest. It changed into the centre of the Sanjak of Canad among 1551 and 1595 and once more among 1598 and 1707. From 1707 to 1716, it was a kaza centre within the Sanjak of Temesvar inside the Eyalet of Temesvar.