List of Székely settlements
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Following is a list[1] of Székely settlements. The list contains the municipalities belonging to the Székely Seats in the 19th century, before the administrative reform in Hungary. The Seats were the traditional self-governing territorial units of the Transylvanian Székely estate during medieval times. (Saxons were also organised in Seats.)
"Szék" in Hungarian means "Seat" or "Chair" - one explanation of the meaning of word "Székely" is "a person belonging to the Seat". The Seats were not part of the traditional Hungarian county system, and their inhabitants enjoyed a higher level of freedom (especially until the the 16th century) than those living in the counties.
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[edit] Aranyosszék
Name of the Székely Seat: Aranyos Administrative centre: Felvinc (Unirea) |
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Municipality (19th century) |
In Romanian | Present county | Note |
Alsószentmihály | Sinmihaiu de Jos | Cluj | |
Aranyosmohács | Măhăceni | Alba | |
Aranyosrákos | Vălenii de Arieş | Cluj | today part of Moldoveneşti |
Bágyon | Bădeni | Cluj | |
Csákó | Cicau | Alba | |
Csegez | Pietroasa | Cluj | |
Dombró | Dumbrava | Alba | |
Felsőszentmihály | Mihai Viteazu* | Cluj | *Renamed in the 20th century. Original Romanian name: Sânmihaiu de Sus |
Felvinc | Unirea | Alba | |
Harasztos | Călăraşi | Cluj | |
Inakfalva | Inoc | Alba | |
Kercsed | Stejeriş | Cluj | |
Kövend | Plăieşti | Cluj | |
Marosörményes | Ormeniş | Alba | |
Marosveresmart | Veresmort | Alba | today part of Unirea |
Mészkő | Cheia | Cluj | |
Sinfalva | Corneşti | Cluj | |
Székelyföldvár | Războieni-Cetate | Alba | |
Székelyhidas | Podeni | Cluj | |
Székelykocsárd | Lunca Mureşului | Alba | |
Várfalva | Moldoveneşti | Cluj |
[edit] Csíkszék
Name of the Székely Seat: Csík Administrative centre: Csíkszereda (Miercurea-Ciuc) |
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Municipality (19th century) |
In Romanian | Present county | Note |
Agyagfalva | Lutiţa | Harghita | |
Balánbánya | Bălan | Harghita | |
Borszék | Borsec | Harghita | |
Csatószeg | Cetăţuia | Harghita | |
Csíkbánkfalva | Bancu | Harghita | |
Csíkcsicsó | Ciceu | Harghita | |
Csíkcsomortán | Şoimeni | Harghita | |
Csíkdánfalva | Dăneşti | Harghita | |
Csíkjenőfalva | Ineu | Harghita | |
Csíkmadaras | Mădăraş | Harghita | |
Csíkménaság | Armăşeni | Harghita | |
Csíkrákos | Racu | Harghita | |
Csíksomlyó | Şumuleu Ciuc | Harghita | today part of Miercurea Ciuc |
Csíkszentdomokos | Sândominic | Harghita | |
Csíkszentgyörgy | Ciucsângeorgiu | Harghita | |
Csíkszentimre | Sântimbru | Harghita | |
Csíkszentkirály | Sâncraieni | Harghita | |
Csíkszentlélek | Leliceni | Harghita | |
Csíkszentmiklós | Nicoleşti | Harghita | |
Csíkszentsimon | Sânsimion | Harghita | |
Csíkszenttamás | Tomeşti | Harghita | |
Csíkszereda | Miercurea Ciuc | Harghita | |
Csíktapolca | Topliţa Ciuc | Harghita | today part of Miercurea Ciuc |
Csíkverebes | Vrabia | Harghita | |
Ditró | Ditrău | Harghita | |
Galócás | Gălăutaş | Harghita | |
Gyergyóalfalu | Joseni | Harghita | |
Gyergyóbékás | Bicazu Ardelean | Neamţ | |
Gyergyóremete | Remetea | Harghita | |
Gyergyószentmiklós | Gheorgheni | Harghita | |
Gyergyóvárhegy | Subcetate | Harghita | |
Gyimesbükk | Ghimeş-Făget | Bacău* | *Since 1951 |
Gyimesfelsőlok | Lunca de Sus | Harghita | |
Gyimesközéplok | Lunca de Jos | Harghita | |
Karcfalva | Cârţa | Harghita | |
Kászonaltíz | Plaieşi de Jos | Harghita | |
Kászonfeltíz | Plaieşi de Sus | Harghita | |
Kászonimpér | Imper | Harghita | |
Lázárfalva | Lăzăreşti | Harghita | |
Madéfalva | Siculeni | Harghita | |
Salamás | Sărmaş | Harghita | |
Szárhegy | Lăzarea | Harghita | |
Szépvíz | Frumoasa | Harghita | |
Tekerőpatak | Valea Strâmbă | Harghita | |
Tusnád | Tuşnad | Harghita | |
Tusnádfürdő | Băile Tuşnad | Harghita |
[edit] Háromszék
Name of the Székely Seat: Háromszék (=Three Seats) Administrative centre: Sepsiszentgyörgy (Sfantu-Gheorghe) |
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Municipality (19th century) |
In Romanian | Present county | Note |
Aldoboly | Dobolii de Jos | Covasna | |
Angyalos | Angheluş | Covasna | |
Bereck | Breţcu | Covasna | |
Bölön | Belin | Covasna | |
Csomakőrös | Chiuruş | Covasna | |
Eresztevény | Eresteghiu | Covasna | today part of Moacşa |
Esztelnek | Estelnic | Covasna | |
Felsőcsernáton | Cernatu de Sus | Covasna | |
Gelence | Ghelinţa | Covasna | |
Hilib | Hilib | Covasna | |
Illyefalva | Ilieni | Covasna | |
Kézdimartonos | Mărtănuş | Covasna | |
Kézdioroszfalu | Ruseni | Covasna | today part of Târgu Secuiesc |
Kézdiszászfalu | Săsăuşi | Covasna | today part of Târgu Secuiesc |
Kézdiszentlélek | Sinzieni | Covasna | |
Kézdivásárhely | Târgu Secuiesc | Covasna | |
Kilyén | Chilieni | Covasna | |
Kisbacon | Băţanii Mici | Covasna | |
Kisborosnyó | Boroşneu Mic | Covasna | |
Komolló | Comolau | Covasna | today part of Reci |
Középajta | Aita Medie | Covasna | |
Kurtapatak | Valea Scurtă | Covasna | |
Lemhény | Lemnia | Covasna | |
Maksa | Moacşa | Covasna | |
Málnás | Malnaş | Covasna | |
Nagyajta | Aita Mare | Covasna | |
Nagybacon | Băţanii Mari | Covasna | |
Nagyborosnyó | Boroşneu Mare | Covasna | |
Nyujtód | Lunga | Covasna | |
Oltszem | Olteni | Covasna | |
Ozsdola | Ojdula | Covasna | |
Sepsibodok | Bodoc | Covasna | |
Sepsiszentgyörgy | Sfântu Gheorghe | Covasna | |
Sósmező | Poiana Sărată | Bacău | |
Szacsva | Saciova | Covasna | |
Szárazajta | Aita Seacă | Covasna | |
Torja | Turia | Covasna | |
Uzon | Ozun | Covasna | |
Zabola | Zăbala | Covasna | |
Zágon | Zagon | Covasna |
[edit] Marosszék
Name of the Székely Seat: Maros Administrative centre: Marosvásárhely (Târgu-Mureş) |
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Municipality (19th century) |
In Romanian | Present county | Note |
Ákosfalva | Acăţari | Mureş | |
Backamadaras | Păsăreni | Mureş | |
Berekeresztúr | Bâra | Mureş | |
Buzaháza | Griuşorul | Mureş | |
Csókfalva | Cioc | Mureş | today part of Trei Sate |
Fintaháza | Cinta | Mureş | |
Folyfalva | Foi | Mureş | today part of Crăciuneşti |
Geges | Ghineşti | Mureş | |
Harasztkerék | Roteni | Mureş | |
Havad | Neaua | Mureş | |
Illyésmező | Ilieşi | Mureş | |
Káposztásszentmiklós | Nicoleşti | Mureş | today part of Crăciuneşti |
Kebele | Sânişor | Mureş | |
Kebeleszentivány | Ivăneşti | Mureş | |
Kelementelke | Călimăneşti | Mureş | |
Kibéd | Chibed | Mureş | |
Kisgörgény | Gruişor | Mureş | |
Kislekence | Lechincioara | Mureş | |
Lukfalva | Gheorghe Doja* | Mureş | *Renamed in the 20th century. Original Romanian name: … |
Lukailencfalva | Ilieni | Mureş | today part of Gheorghe Doja |
Makfalva | Ghindari | Mureş | |
Malomfalva | Moreşti | Mureş | |
Marosvásárhely* | Târgu-Mureş | Mureş | *medieval Hungarian name: Székelyvásárhely |
Meggyesfalva | Mureşeni | Mureş | |
Mezőbergenye | Berghia | Mureş | |
Mezőcsávás | Ceuaşu de Câmpie | Mureş | |
Mezőfele | Câmpeniţa | Mureş | |
Mezőkölpény | Culpiu | Mureş | |
Mezőmadaras | Mădăraş | Mureş | |
Mezőménes | Herghelia | Mureş | |
Mezőpanit | Pănet | Mureş | |
Mezűrücs | Râciu | Mureş | |
Mezősámsond | Gheorghe Şincai* | Mureş | *Renamed in the 20th century. Original Romanian name: Şamşud |
Mezőszabad | Voiniceni | Mureş | |
Mikháza | Călugăreni | Mureş | |
Nagyernye | Ernei | Mureş | |
Nyárádmagyarós | Măgherani | Mureş | |
Nyárádremete | Eremitu | Mureş | |
Nyárádselye | Şilea Nirajului | Mureş | |
Nyárádszentbenedek | Murgeşti | Mureş | |
Nyárádszereda | Miercurea Nirajului | Mureş | |
Nyárádtő | Ungheni | Mureş | |
Rigmány | Rigmani | Mureş | |
Sóvárad | Sărăţeni | Mureş | |
Szabéd | Săbed | Mureş | |
Székelyabod | Abud | Mureş | |
Székelybere | Bereni | Mureş | |
Székelyhodos | Hodoşa | Mureş | |
Székelylengyelfalva | Poloniţa | Mureş | |
Székelyszentistván | Stefăneşti | Mureş | today part of Trei Sate |
Székelyvaja | Vălenii | Mureş | |
Szentgerice | Gălăţeni | Mureş | |
Szentháromság | Troiţa | Mureş | |
Szováta | Sovata | Mureş |
[edit] Udvarhelyszék
Name of the Székely Seat: Udvarhely Administrative centre: Székelyudvarhely (Odorheiu Secuiesc) |
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Municipality (19th century) |
In Romanian | Present county | Note |
Alsóboldogfalva | Bodogaia | Harghita | |
Atyha | Atia | Harghita | |
Bágy | Bădeni | Harghita | |
Bözödújfalu | Bezidu Nou | Mureş | not inhabited since the Ceauşescu era |
Énlaka | Inlăceni | Harghita | |
Erdőfüle | Filia | Covasna | |
Etéd | Atid | Harghita | |
Farkaslaka | Lupeni | Harghita | |
Felsőboldogfalva | Feliceni | Harghita | |
Fenyéd | Brădeşti | Harghita | |
Firtosmartonos | Firtănuş | Harghita | |
Firtosváralja | Firtuşu | Harghita | |
Gagy | Goagiu | Harghita | |
Homoródalmás | Mereşti | Harghita | |
Homoródjánosfalva | Ioneşti | Braşov | |
Homoródújfalu | Satu Nou | Harghita | |
Kadicsfalva | Cădişeni | Harghita | today part of Odorheiu Secuiesc |
Kápolnásfalu | Căpâlniţa | Harghita | today part of Vlahiţa |
Korond | Corund | Harghita | |
Kőrispatak | Crişeni | Harghita | |
Küküllőkeményfalva | Târnoviţa | Harghita | |
Küsmöd | Cuşmed | Harghita | |
Medesér | Medişoru | Harghita | |
Olasztelek | Tălişoara | Covasna | |
Oroszhegy | Dealu | Harghita | |
Parajd | Praid | Harghita | |
Siklód | Şiclod | Harghita | |
Sükő | Cireşeni | Harghita | |
Székelybetlenfalva | Beclean | Harghita | today part of Odorheiu Secuiesc |
Székelydálya | Daia | Harghita | |
Székelyfancsal | Fincel | Harghita | |
Székelykeresztúr | Cristuru Secuiesc | Harghita | |
Székelypálfalva | Păuleni | Harghita | |
Székelyszentkirály | Sincrai | Harghita | |
Székelyszenttamás | Tămaşu | Harghita | |
Székelyudvarhely | Odorheiu Secuiesc | Harghita | |
Szentegyházasfalu | Vlăhiţa | Harghita | |
Szentlélek | Bisericani | Harghita | |
Tarcsafalva | Tărceşti | Harghita | |
Tibód | Tibod | Harghita | |
Újszékely | Secuieni | Harghita | |
Ülke | Ulcani | Harghita | |
Vargyas | Vârghiş | Covasna | |
Zetelaka | Zetea | Harghita |
[edit] Other Hungarian settlements
Other Hungarian (or partly Hungarian) settlements in and around the Székely Land, not belonging to the Seats |
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Municipality (19th century) |
In Romanian | Present county | Note |
Bácsfalu | Baciu | Braşov County | today part of Săcele |
Csernátfalu | Cernatu | Braşov County | today part of Săcele |
Hosszúfalu | Satu Lung | Braşov County | today part of Săcele |
Pürkerec | Purcăreni | Braşov County | today part of Săcele |
Réty | Reci | Covasna County | |
Tatrang | Tărlungeni | Braşov County | |
Türkös | Turcheş | Braşov County | today part of Săcele |
Zajzon | Zizin | Braşov County | |
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[edit] References
- ^ This list may not be complete because it only contains the settlements mentioned in Balázs Orbán: Székelyföld leírása (Description of Székely Land), 1868. The list also fails to cover those settlements that were originally part of the Székely Seats but gave up, or lost their freedom before the 19th century.