It houses nuns.
in the Putna commune, in the Suceava county, to 62 km north
west of Suceava, 28 km west of Radauti.
is built by oak and it is the oldest wooden church from
Moldavia. It was built about 1346 by Dragos Voda or Bogdan I. It was
transported to Putna by Stefan cel Mare si Sfant prince in 1468. The Bartolomeu
Mazareanu arhimandrit modified the architecture, in 1788.
dedicated to "Adormirea Maicii Domnului" was
founded by Voievod Stefan cel Mare si Sfant, between 1466 and 1469, as a fortress.
Now, you can see just the thesaurus’ tower, built in 1481.
was built after the old schemes by Vasile Lupu, Gheorghe
Stefan and Eustatie Dabija princes. It has elements of Moldavian baroque.
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The Putna Monastery |
The monastery’s museum accommodates the
"Tetraevangheliarul", handwriting on the parchment, in 1473, by ierom.
Nicodim from Humor and Maria de Mangop’s shrine, since 1477. Here is a piece
of the Holy Daniil Sihastru relics (one finger).
Here are, too, the shrines of Stefan cel Mare si
Sfant and his wives Maria de Mangop and Maria Voichita.
On the east side there are the cave and
"bisericuta rupestra" (the small ancient church) where lived Daniil Sihastru
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The Cave were Daniil Sihastrul
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