   szolnok-doboka was an administrative county (comitatus) of the kingdom of hungary. its territory is now in northern romania (northern transylvania). the capital of the county was dÃ©s (now dej, romania). ==geography== szolnok-doboka county shared borders with the hungarian counties szilÃ¡gy, szatmÃ¡r, mÃ¡ramaros, beszterce-naszÃ³d and kolozs. the river someÅ/szamos flows through the county. its area was 4786&nbsp;kmÂ² around 1910. ==history== szolnok-doboka county was formed in 1876, when the county belsÅ-szolnok was united with part of the doboka region. in 1918 (confirmed by the treaty of trianon 1920), the county became part of romania except hungarian occupation between 1940â1944 during world war ii. the territory of the county is now divided under the romanian counties cluj (the center and south, a.o. dej), maramureÅ (the north), bistriÅ£a-nÄsÄud (the east) and sÄlaj (the west). ==demographics== in 1900, the county had a population of 237,134 people and was composed of the following linguistic communities: total: * romanian: 180,309 (76.0%) * hungarian: 47,212 (19.9%) * german: 7,252 (3.1%) * slovak: 390 (0.2%) * croatian: 212 (0.0%) * ruthenian: 123 (0.0%) * serbian: 4 (0.0%) * other or unknown: 1,632 (0.7%) according to the census of 1900, the county was composed of the following religious communities: total: * greek catholic: 147,322 (62.1%) * eastern orthodox: 36,247 (15.3%) * calvinist: 30,353 (12.8%) * jewish: 11,791 (5.0%) * roman catholic: 9,164 (3.9%) * [[lutheranism|luth
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