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Timeline of Cluj-Napoca
The following is a timeline of the history of the city of Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
==Prior to 20th century==
* 1178 - Site "colonized by Saxons" in Transylvania.〔
* 1408 - Cluj becomes a free city.〔
* 1430s - St. Michael's Church built.〔
* 1541 - City became part of the independent Principality of Transylvania after the Ottoman Turks occupied the central part of the Kingdom of Hungary.
* 1543 - Bonțida Bánffy Castle built near city.
* 1550 - Printing press established by Gáspár Heltai.〔〔 (about Cluj)〕
* 1565 - Witch trials begin (approximate date).
* 1572 - built on Unirii Square.
* 1581 - Gymnasium (school) founded.
* 1695 - Hungarian ''Szakácskönyv'' (cookbook) published.
* 1699 - City becomes part of the Habsburg Monarchy per Treaty of Karlowitz.
* 1715 - construction begins.〔
* 1785
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* Bánffy Palace built.
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* Gherla prison begins operating in vicinity.
* 1790 - City becomes capital of the Grand Principality of Transylvania.
* 1792 - Hungarian Theatre founded.
* 1798 - Fire.〔
* 1803 - Bob Church consecrated.
* 1812 - built.
* 1828 - expanded.
* 1829 - Cluj-Napoca Evangelical Church built.
* 1830s - Cluj-Napoca Central Park / Népkertnek (park) opens.
* 1845 - Town Hall built.
* 1848 - 25 December: City taken by Hungarian forces.〔
* 1869 - Institute of Agronomic Studies founded.
* 1870
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* Railway to Budapest begins operating.〔
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* Population: 26,382.
* 1872 - Franz Joseph University and Botanical Garden founded.
* 1880 - Population: 29,923 (70% of Hungarian ethnicity).〔
* 1887 - Neolog Synagogue built.
* 1890 - Population: 32,739.
* 1895 - built.
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