Fontaine Wild Girl Ojdula

 " WILD GIRL'S FOUNTAIN".

In the heart of the village, near the temple, up on the hill surrounded by pine trees, stood the KÚN family's ancient nest. In the large surrounding garden of the castle was an abundant spring which never dried out,even in the greatest draft, it supplied the village with fresh spring water. The legend says that the spring was named " WILD GIRL'S FOUNTAIN".

There was a time when KÚN's ancient mother, the "WILD GIRL" used to visit this well in order to quench her thirst. Once the count saw her but this beautiful gril could not be approached in any way. Aftfer a long period of thinking be got an idea to us a trick. He put some beautiful red boots near the spring. She liked the boots and put them on, inserting her feet in one boot. The count managed to catch her because she could not run away. The smart count tamed the wild gril and they got married. One of the descendants of this woman was KÚN ILONA, wife of the famous BETHLEN MIKLÓS.