Mitreni

Mitreni is a commune in Calarasi County, Muntenia, Romania, along with the villages of Clatesti, Mitreni and Valea Rosie. At the give up of the 19th century, the commune became referred to as Mitreni-Clatesti, it changed into a part of the Oltenita internet of Ilfov county and it comprised the villages Mitreni, Clatesti and Luica, with a total of 1182 inhabitants, living in 260 houses and 12 huts. In the commune there were two church buildings in Mitreni and Clatesti, a combined school and a steam thawing system, and the main proprietor of agricultural land become Eforia of Civil Hospitals.

In 1925, the Socec Yearbook facts the commune with its gift call and contemporary composition, plus Jaianu hamlet, after the village of Luica-Mihai Voda turned into named Rosie Valea; she was a part of the identical internet and had 1850 inhabitants. In 1931, the village of Jaianu is now not recorded. In 1950, the commune changed into transferred to the Olteniţa district of Bucharest, and in 1968 it again to Ilfov County, re-mounted. In 1981, a local administrative reorganization brought about the transfer of the commune in Calarasi County. Until 1989, Mitreni changed into a suburban commune of the city of Oltenita; from 1989 changed into without delay subordinated to Calarasi County.