Targu Mures

Targu Mures is the seat of Mures County within the north-relevant part of Romania. It is the 16th biggest Romanian city, with 134,290 population as of the 2011 census. It lies on the Mures river, the second one longest river in Romania The first recognized recorded documentation of the city dates to 1332. It is stated within the papal registry underneath the Latin call Novum Forum Siculorum that means New Szekler Marketplace and under the Hungarian name Sekulvasarhel meaning Szekler Marketplace in 1349.

In area of its Fortress' Church, the Dominican church stood till the Mongol invasion, while it was destroyed. In its area, the Franciscans began constructing a brand new Gothic-style church round 1332, which turned into finished in 1446. Since 1439 the city changed into the scene of the sessions of the Transylvanian parliament 36 instances. In 1405, the King of Hungary Sigismund of Luxembourg granted the city the proper to organize festivals.