The site of Sebes, an important town…

1438 CE

The site of Sebes, an important town in Transylvania, situated in the valley of the Sebes River, had Neolithic and Daco-Roman settlements before its refounding in the twelfth century by German settlers.

By the fourteenth century it had survived a Tatar sacking and had been refortified, but in 1438 it falls to the Ottoman Turks.

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Ostsiedlung (German: Settlement in the East), a.k.a. German eastward expansion View →

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