Ciobanul Bucur și frumoasa Iliana, Adam și Eva pentru București. Cine a scornit mitul fondator, cu tot cu biserica “de pe deluț”

The legend of Bucur, the shepherd who named Bucharest and built a church, is rooted in folklore. The earliest account dates back to 1729, credited to historian Johann Filstich. The church, located on a hillside by the Dâmbovița River, has faced multiple destructions and restorations over the years. This narrative intertwines with the city's identity, reflecting its historical and cultural significance.