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Fildu de Jos ((ハンガリー語:Alsófüld)) is a commune located in the southern part of Sălaj County, Romania. Fildu de Jos is the contact point between Almaş Basin, the Meses Mountains and the northern part of the Huedin Basin, and is situated at 57 km from Zalău. It is composed of four villages: Fildu de Jos, Fildu de Mijloc (''Középfüld''), Fildu de Sus (''Felsőfüld'') and Tetişu (''Ketesd''). Archeological excavations have brought to the surface traces of settlements which existed prior to the Roman occupation. The actual villages were situated along the main cross-roads between the Roman camps in the valley of the Crişul Repede River and Porolissum. Fildu de Jos was attested in 1249 under the name ''Terra Fyld'', Fildu de Sus and Fildu de Mijloc in 1415 and Tetişu in 1399. ==Population and climate== At the last census the population counted 1583 inhabitants of which 63.10% were Romanians, 21.22% Hungarians, 15.47% Roma and 0.21% were of other nationalities. Due to the favourable weather, agriculture is well represented by potato-growing and livestock-breeding. The picturesque mountainous landscapes and the architectural monuments such as the wooden church "Pogorârea Sfantului Duh" dated from 1727 and entered in the national cultural patrimony, the wooden church "Sfintii Arhangheli" in Fildu de Jos (1630) and the reformed church in Tetisu (14th century) are the main important touristical spectacles which worth visiting. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Fildu de Jos」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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