this agrotown luna is believed that the first settlers appeared in this place no later than the 12thury. denotes reality believes that somewhere before the ninth century, this settlement was already located by the grodno story of the trubsky voivodeships. after 43 years. a catholic parish was formed here, and in 1782 a temple was built. according to the legend, the first stone of the foundation happened this in 1531 was then still made of wood. according to the historical data of the great book, a non-lithuanian, visiting her possessions, often entered this church, as a reminder of her granite stone, perhaps it was he who laid the foundation for moonshine luna, by the way, since her reign was royal property, and on the site of an old wooden catholic church. almost two centuries later, a stone church grew up. saint anna monument of late classicism. a reliable fact is that xens pavel khrenashkevich served in this temple for 4 years, a friend of adam mickiewicz, a well -known writer was a frequent visitor. eliza is hot. here was the estate of her distant relatives. watchmen at the time.

this agrotown luna is believed that the first settlers appeared in this place no later than the 12thcentury. plus, this is from the languages ​​of the balts means three sen some kind of dregva. here is something that is more relevant to reality. well, it means that he thinks somewhere before the 9th century already. this settlement was here for the first time the lunar ones were mentioned in 1503. it became part of the grodno region of the trubsk province. after 43 years. a catholic parish was formed here, and in 1782 a temple was built. according to legend , the foundation stone of the costume was laid by the milanese princess and the polish queen , the world-famous gonasports. it happened in 1531, when the church was still wooden. according to the historical data of the great book , non-lithuanian, visiting their possessions, often went to this church, as a reminder of her granite stone, perhaps, it was he who laid the foundation for moonshine luna, by the way, since her reign was royal property, and on the site of an old wooden catholic church. almost two centuries later, a stone