#Neamt

• Agapia — A locality and commune in Neamț County, Romania, famous nationally and internationally for the Agapia Monastery, a historical and religious monument of outstanding architectural importance. Structurally and artistically, the place of worship is notable for its priceless interior frescoes, painted by the Romanian painter Nicolae Grigorescu between 1858 and 1861, combining Byzantine tradition with European neoclassical influences.
• German — An archaic, regional, or popular form used in old Romanian chronicles to designate a German person or someone of Germanic origin (coming from the historical regions of Germany or Austria); Alemannic. In a structural adjectival sense, the term described objects, weapons, military contingents, or cultural influences specific to the Central European Germanic space, integrated into the medieval historical vocabulary.
• German — A rare historical term or old variant borrowed from Slavic or Oriental languages to designate a German person or, as an adjective, an element pertaining to German culture. In several European and Asian languages (such as Turkish or Persian - 'alman'), it is the standard name used for the German people, appearing sporadically in late medieval Romanian diplomatic documents.