Town in western Romania, center of culture and economy in the Timisoara Banat. Contrary to its name (Timisoara literally means the town on Tamiš) it is located on Begej and the Begej canal. Since the mid XVI century it was Turkish possession, and for a certain period it was the seat of the Timisoara eyalet. After the treaty of Karlovci ( 1699 ) it remained in Turkish possessions, and the army of Eugene of Savoy captured it in the beginning of Austrian-Turkish war in 1716-18. During XVIII century it was an important cultural and political center of Serbian people, and several Serbian ecclesiastic and public conventions were taking place in it.
PANORAMA OF TIMISOARA
PLAN OF THE SIEGE OF TIMISOARA
GEOGRAPHIC MAP OF THE AREA BETWEEN BELGRADE, PANČEVO, ZRENJANIN AND NOVI SAD
PLAN OF PANČEVO
WEIGEL'S PLAN OF BELGRADE
PLAN OF BELGRADE OR ALBA GRAECA FROM 1717
PLAN OF AUSTRIAN RECONSTRUCTION AND BELGRADE FORTIFICATIONS IN 1717-1739
MAP OF THE BELGRADE ENVIRONS