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b.
1837 d.
1889
|
1872 |
Creangã
leaves the educational system. |
| 1874 |
He becomes a
teacher again, this time in Pãcurari. |
| 1875 |
Ion
Creangã meets Mihai Eminescu. |
| 1876 |
Creangã
starts publishing his stories in "Convorbiri literare". |
| 1837 |
Ion
Creangã is born on the 1st of March in Humulesti. Others
consider the 10th of June as his day of birth. This hesitation
is due to a lack of a document attesting the writer's birth. He will
spend his childhood in his native village and its surroundings, which
will inspire him in writing his masterpiece, Memories of my
Boyhood. |
1879 |
Creangã
is mentioned in Angelo de Gubernatis's Dizionario biografico degli
scrittori contemporanei (The Biographical Dictionary of
Contempo- rary Writers). |
| 1881 |
He starts
publishing his masterpiece: Memories of my Boyhood |
| 1847 |
He
begins his studies in his native village. |
1882 |
The
second part of Memories of my Boyhood are published in "Convorbiri
literare". |
| 1849 |
Creangã
goes to the school in Brosteni. |
| 1853 |
Taking
the name Ion Stefãnescu, he goes to school in Tîrgu Neamt. |
1883 |
Creangã
becomes ill. |
| 1884 |
His health
deteriorates even further. |
| 1860 |
In
the autumn, Ion Creangã begins his
studies in theology at the University of Iasi. |
1888 |
The fourth part
of Memories of my Boyhood is published. |
| 1864 |
He
becomes a teacher in a primary school in Iasi. |
1889 |
On the 31st
of December, Ion Creangã dies,
the same year as Eminescu. |
