Jézuskiáltó Hill

Jézuskiáltó means, in direct translation, the "Cry of Jesus" because, according to a local legend, the locals defeated the Tatars on the hill. The place has a strong echo, so the locals screamed the name of Jesus, and the Tartars, hearing the terrifying sounds, believed they would face a large army, which they couldn’t hope to defeat.

The cross, located at 537 m altitude, was erected by the Roman Catholic Church on the site of a wooden cross that guarded the horizon for decades.

The cross and the memorial plaque hold the memory of the 144 heroes who died on duty in the First World War.

sources:
http://www.legendarium.ro/jezus-kialto
https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sz%C3%A9kelykereszt%C3%BAr
http://keresztur.ro/index.php/hu/varosunk/varostoertenet

Sources of images

http://www.magasbol.ro/index.php/telepuelesek/varosaink/78-szekelykeresztur
https://www.facebook.com/magasbolszekelyfold/