The ruler swore that he would set up a monastery in the place where it would be found. This is how the Church of St. Nicholas Aroneanu appeared in 1594, built in Moldavian style, with a unique exterior decoration in the history of Romanian medieval art. Specific to this church are the rows of colored terracotta discs, alternating with six-pointed stars and a row of ornaments in the shape of oak leaves. The forest around the church served as a shelter for the Tartar armies that gathered here before attacking the city.