Székelyföld, Saxon chairs
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In the 14th century the social separation of Székelys who lived outside Transylvania came to an end. The territory called Székelyföld - a collective name for Székely chairs - appeared by the turn of the 13-14th centuries. Székely chairs were: 1. Telegd (Udvarhely) chair, 2. Maros chair, 3. Csík chair, 4. Sepsi chair, 5. Kézdi chair, 6. Orbai chair, 7. Aranyos chair.
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Saxon chairs
the 14-15th centuries the Saxons lived not only in privileged Saxon territorial units, but also in counties. In this age Saxon settlements did not have a common name, they were governed independently. Actually the "seven chairs" included eight ones: 1. Szeben chair, 2. Újegyház chair, 3. Szászsebes chair, 4. Nagysink chair, 5. Segesvár chair, 6. Szászváros chair, 7. Szerdahely chair, 8. Kőhalom chair. The "two chairs" included Medgyes chair and Selyk chair. The region of Beszterce and the Barcaság did not belong to any of the chairs.
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