Dragu

Dragu is the village of the commune with the identical call in Salaj County, Transylvania, Romania. The Dragu locality is located on the south-japanese restriction of Salaj county with Cluj county, on the upper route of the Dragului Valley, inside the contact place of ​​Almas-Agrij Depression with the Simisna-Garbou Hills, 45 km away. Away from the metropolis of Zalau, at the county street 109, Aschileu Mic -Dragu-Hida. The financial system of the locality is predominantly agricultural, based on plant tradition and animal husbandry.

The first attestation dates back to 1332 under the call of Sarcedos de Dragu, but the archaeological discoveries carry cloth proof of a protracted life. In the vicinity known as "Small Pusta", inside the southern a part of the village was located a rural settlement containing lines of production, tiles, coins and ceramic fragments. One km. Northeast of the village, a stone eagle and Roman ceramic fragments were found at the factor named The Stone Pond. In 1977, at the edge of the village of "Dambul Tibernii", at the left bank of the Dragului Valley changed into observed a wall of the aedicle on which a own family became posted, the discovery could come from a circle of relatives cemetery positioned on a villa rustica .