Firts Vlach School
Muzeul Prima Școală Românească
Firts Vlach School
Muzeul Prima Școală Românească
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Andrei Dan Suciu, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Original function:
school
Current function:
museum
Settlement:
Address:
Piața Unirii 2-3
Historical Hungarian county:
Brassó
Country:
Romania
GPS coordinates:
45.6358296086, 25.5812135955
Google map:
Useful links
Webpage
History
The first known report of a Vlach school in Bolgárszeg, Brassó, dates back to 1480. In 1597, with the support of the Voivode Aron Voda of Wallachia, a stone building was built to replace the wooden Vlach school. It was extended in 1761. Coresi, one of the fathers of the Vlach language and culture, came here from Târgoviște in 1556. Thanks to Deacon Coresi and his printing press, the first books in the Vlach language were published here. At that time, the Slavonic language was still used in Orthodox churches, but already in Transylvania the translation of the Orthodox books into Vlach had begun.
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