Țuțora facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
Țuțora
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Location in Iași County
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 Țuțora
Location in Romania
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| Country |  Romania |
| County | Iași |
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| Time zone | EET/EEST (UTC+2/+3) |
Țuțora is a small area in Iași County, Western Moldavia, Romania. It's like a local government area, similar to a town or a group of villages. Țuțora is made up of three villages: Chiperești, Oprișeni, and Țuțora itself. In 2002, about 2,119 people lived there. This place is also famous for a big historical event, the Battle of Țuțora, which happened in 1620.
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What is Țuțora?
Țuțora is known as a commune in Romania. A commune is a type of local area that includes a main village and often a few smaller villages nearby. It's like a small district with its own local government.
Where is Țuțora Located?
Țuțora is found in the eastern part of Romania. It's part of Iași County, which is in the region called Western Moldavia. This area is close to the Prut River, which forms a border with another country. The map in the infobox shows exactly where Țuțora is within Iași County.
Villages of Țuțora
The commune of Țuțora includes three main villages. These are:
- Chiperești
- Oprișeni
- Țuțora (the main village)
Each of these villages has its own unique charm and history.
History of Țuțora
Țuțora has a long and interesting past. One of the most important events that happened here was a major battle.
The Battle of Țuțora (1620)
In the year 1620, a very important battle took place right here in Țuțora. This battle was fought between the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Ottoman Empire, along with their allies from Moldavia. It was a big conflict that shaped the history of the region. Many soldiers fought bravely in this battle. It is remembered as a significant moment in the history of Eastern Europe.
People of Țuțora
In 2002, the population of Țuțora was 2,119 people. The people living in Țuțora are part of the rich culture and traditions of Romania. They contribute to the local community and keep its history alive.
