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553: 334: 437: 569: 401:(1790) many of his decisions and contracts concluded during his reign were annulled. This also happened with Mehala's contract of sale. As the price agreed in 1781 in the "Deed of privilege of the free city" was not paid to the Chamber by the city, the actual handover of Mehala did not take place. Mehala was thus separated from the city and placed under the control of the administration of the 537: 487:. Due to its ethnic and confessional structure, Mehala is considered a Banat in miniature, evidenced by the three churches ā€“ Serbian Orthodox (the oldest), Romanian Orthodox and Roman Catholic ā€“ located in the square that today is called Avram Iancu. From now on, Mehala has experienced a vertiginous development: roads to the city and sidewalks were paved, 428:, there was an old deciduous forest ā€“ Cioca Forest. In a small settlement of the same name, robbers are said to have lived and caused mischief for a short time. People went hunting, collected mushrooms and used the forest as firewood. Within 80 years it was cut down and converted into arable land. 523:). The new trolleybus line 13 ran from 1968, initially to Cetății Boulevard, then from 1970 parallel to the tram to Avram Iancu Square and finally from 1978 to Grigore Alexandrescu Street on the western edge of the city. On 21 June 2006, however, it was converted to conventional bus operation. 518:
began from the west. A pond that serves as a natural rainwater reservoir, Balta Verde ("Green Pond"), was used for ice skating in winter, but was then filled in and built on, as was a meadow to the north, a former military training area. Many old houses fell victim to the expanding new housing
377:) were not allowed to settle in the fortress at that time, many of them moved to what is now Mehala. After the fire and plague of 1738, the Romanian population of Mehala increased considerably. By 1744 Mehala was subordinated to the Rascian magistrate of Timișoara. In 1779 the 601:
was the first church in Mehala. It was built of brick between 1786 and 1793. This church served both Serbian and Romanian worshipers, with services held in both languages, until the hierarchical separation of the Romanian Church from the Serbian Church. During the
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Lengthy judicial arguments about where Mehala belonged were finally concluded after much trial and tribulation with a judicial sentence on 1 January 1910. The Supreme Court decision intended that Mehala be officially assigned under the new name of
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and the residence was completely destroyed. In the many decades of Turkish rule even slight offenses were severely punished. This could be the reason why the few people who settled here chose to live as far away from the fortress as possible.
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means "slum") to a neighborhood of houses, villas and many gardens. It is one of the oldest satellite villages of Timișoara and was built in the higher part of the city, west of Palanca Mare. It officially became part of the city in 1910.
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The second-oldest church is the Roman Catholic one; it was built in 1887 with money donated by the Catholic inhabitants of Mehala. It rises on the western side of the square and stands out for its
312:. The residence is said to have been connected to the fortress by underground passages. In times of danger, they were safe supply and escape routes. The Wells of the Pashas were later renamed 491:
was introduced and kindergartens and schools were established. In 1923 Mehala was connected to the Timișoara tram network; since then line 4 has connected Avram Iancu Square with the central
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as an independent village under the name "Mehala". At the beginning of the 20th century, the commune had about 300 houses with gardens, grouped in four distinct colonies ā€“
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the church was transformed by the revolutionaries into a stable. The church once had a confessional school, a football team and a choir called Zora.
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developments by the end of the 1980s. In 1968, the tram was supplemented by a second electric means of transport, the Timișoara trolleybus (
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settlement was identified here in the 1970s. Further archeological excavations brought to surface several ceramic fragments from the
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The Romanian church, also called the Mehala Cathedral due to its imposing dimensions, was built between 1925 and 1937 in
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Avram Iancu Square, nicknamed the "square with three churches", is the central square of the district, where the
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and divided into counties. The villages and estates, which were all in the possession of the
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For the next 65 years Mehala was made part of the city and in 1716 it received the name
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meaning "slum" or "suburb". This name was given to it during the Turkish occupation of
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and were used by local leaders as a place of relaxation until 1849 when Timișoara
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During the communist years, an important attraction of the district was
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Mehala has long been an independent commune, whose name comes from the
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ErdƩly, BƔnsƔg Ʃs Partium tƶrtƩneti Ʃs kƶzigazgatƔsi helysƩgnƩvtƔra
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and WeiƟ ā€“ between which there were no roads or paved sidewalks.
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of 1769ā€“1772. Depicted here are also the Wells of the Pashas (
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Mehala was supposedly inhabited in the pre-Dacian period. An
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Temeswar: geographische Beschreibung der Banater Hauptstadt
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In 1910 Mehala had 8,797 inhabitants, out of which 3,149
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Descoperiri arheologice din Banatul romĆ¢nesc: repertoriu
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and commemorates the Romanian martyrs who fell during
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churches are located. The Serbian church dedicated to
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Index

Hungarian
German
Serbian
Timișoara
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Romania
County
Timiș
City
Timișoara
Demonym
Hungarian
ā€¹See Tfdā€ŗ
German
Serbian
romanized
Timișoara
slum
Turkish
Eneolithic
classical Dacian period
ƁrpƔd dynasty
Turkish language
Banat
pashas
ā€¹See Tfdā€ŗ
German
ahidnĆ¢me
had previously been defeated
fortress of Timișoara

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