The document summarizes the history and development of the locality of Râmnicelu in Romania. It began as the hamlet of Piscu in 1880, and became a village in 1904. The commune of Râmnicelu was officially formed in 1926, including the villages of Râmnicelu and Avântul. The main occupations of residents included animal husbandry, agriculture, beekeeping and sericulture. A stallion warehouse was also established in 1905 to breed horses. Cultural sites mentioned include the library, church from 1894, and cultural house built in 1961.

1. Teacher:
Frumuselu Mihai Daniel
Student:
Mercan Carmen Cristina
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2. The Râmnicelu locality was in Râmnicu-Sarat county,
the initial name being Piscu and it was in the
administration of the commune of Domniţa. It seems
that the name was due to the higher position of the
settlement. It was located on the left bank of the
Buzau River, 2 km east of the administrative
residence, Domniţa.

3. Râmnicelu as a communal administrative unit
dates back to January 1, 1926. The commune
was administered by the villages of Râmnicelu
and Avântul, a new settlement with a
population of 25 inhabitants, which appeared
in 1923, as a result of the application of the
agrarian law of 1921.

4. Among those who founded the new settlement were
the dragons Gh. Dumitraşcu, Ion Mocanu, Stan
Burlacu and Danciu.
According to the archive documents, Piscu acquired
the legal status of the hamlet on August 15, 1880.
This situation lasted until April 1, 1904, when his
legal status changed, becoming a village.

5. Since 1939, Ramnicelu commune has been the villages of
Râmnicelu, Constantin, Avantul and Ştefan cel Mare, a village
set up after 1930.
Since its integration into the territory of Brăila County and
until 1950, when Brăila County was abolished, from an
administrative point of view, it depended on the Ianca net.

6. The Ramnicelu commune is crossed from East
to West by DJ 221 and in the North by DJ 202A.
The local council administers the 51 km long
communal road 51 and a 20 km long street
network.

7. The archive documents indicate that in the village of Piscu
(Râmnicelu), the school institution had been operating since
1882 and its own site was built in 1888. In an inventory of the
buildings owned by Râmnicelu commune in 1936, there were 3
school buildings

8. At present only one school unit is running. Rimnicelu School
built in 1970 with 10 classrooms, a laboratory, a computer
room, workshops and a library, modernized in 2011 with
structural funds under the Rimnicelu Kindergarten,
Constantinesti Primary School, Constantinesti Kindergarten and
Kindergarten Mihail Kogalniceanu

9. Cultural House
The building was built in 1961 and rehabilitated in 2007, houses
a library of 8700 volumes and a Biblionet with 5 computers
connected to the Internet.
Building of the Cultural House and the Library from Râmnicelu.
Street with the old school and the church.

10. Church
The church was built between 1892 and 1894 and is dedicated
to St. Dumitru. The sanctification of the place of worship was
accomplished in 1894 on October 26. Founding King Charles I
and Queen Elizabeth are the founders, naturally due to the fact
that the village was constituted by the expropriation of the
Domina Crown Domain.
In 2007, the Church of St. Emperors Constantin and Elena was
sanctified in the village of Constantinesti built with funds from
the local budget and the contribution of the citizens

11. Population
In 1948, the population of the
commune was 2254 inhabitants, to
which were added the 112 who lived
at the Domnita Farm.
In 2004 the commune had 2416
inhabitants, and in 2007 there were
2342 inhabitants.

12. Occupations
Like all inhabitants of Bărăgan, the inhabitants of
Râmnicelu commune also took care of animal
husbandry and agriculture. For agriculture, the
crops of barley, millet, wheat, wheat and corn are
characteristic.

13. There are also attempts to raise bees and silkworms.
In the latter case, there was a rainforest plantation in
the hearth of the village of Ramnicelu in the area
of ​​5.5 hectares, which the community gave in 1932 to
the Domnita model farm. Cultivation of textile plants
(hemp and flax) was of
Also a current occupation.

14. Animal husbandry: cows, sheep, horses, sheep, pigs, sheep
pendulum system, summer village village, winter in village. The
local shepherd had nothing to do with the shepherd of
Transylvanian motes,
Who passed their sheep past the villages on their way to the
pond.
Regarding the breeding of horses, Ramnicelu had a special
situation, on its territory functioning a farm
To increase and improve horse breed

15. Warehouse for stallions
Historic:
The unit was founded in 1905 on the royal domain, the main activity
being the horses
From 1945 until 1982 the unit functioned as the elite farm in the field
of breeding and improvement of horses and belonged to the former
G.A.S. Ion S. Ion.
In 1972, by government decision, the unit was taken over from the
former G.A.S. By the "Republican Center for Raising and Qualifying
Race Horses." In 1989, the Regia Autonoma "Cai de Rasa" was
established and took over the Rimnicelu Deposit.
In 1998 Regia became the National Company "Cai de Rasa" SA.
In 2002, in November, it was taken over by GEO no. 139/2002, by the
National Forestry Directorate of Romsilva and is in the structure of
the Braila Forestry Directorate.

16. Breeds:
At present the section holds public mounts belonging
to the following breeds: Gidran, Trapas, Semigreu,
Huţul, Furioso - North Star, Lipiţan, Romanian Horse
for Horse, Cal of Bucovina.

17. Touristic objectives
Warehouse for stallions
Library
Park
Church
Buzau river
Mulberry plantation
The hills
Camnita forest
Farms
Others objetives from Braila: park Monument,
Braila cliff, memorial house “ Panait Istrati”, “
Mihail Sebastian” , museum, theater etc.

18. Bibliography
http://www.primariarimnicelu.ro/
https://www.google.ro/maps