Ojdula

Ojdula is the village of the commune with the identical call in Covasna County, Transylvania, Romania. It is located within the jap a part of the county, within the Targu Secuiesc Depression, at the western foot of the Vrancea Mountains. The first documentary attestation dates returned to 1332, but the archaeological finds display the presence of guy right here from the Neolithic.

Several substances were determined at the territory of the village, so there's a directly edge stone ax belonging to the Cotofeni lifestyle, some other copper rod with a unmarried reduce that dates returned to the start of the Bronze Age and a treasure of money containing several Greek coins. In the fireplace of the village turned into observed a agreement from the 13th century - the 15th century, with bordeaux and fragments of ceramics. The financial system of this village is predominantly agricultural, primarily based on plant way of life and animal husbandry. However, the number one exploitation and processing of wood, the mild industry and the trade in agricultural products also have a lower percentage.