Bukovina: formerly a part of the Habsburg Empire, today a part of Romania, it once had a sizeable Hungarian population in the five villages-Fogadjisten, Istensegíts, Hadikfalva, Andrásfalva, and Józseffalva-settled by the few thousand Székelys who fled there from Transylvania in 1763-64 to avoid being drafted as border guards. In later centuries, the Székelys left Bukovina in successive waves of emigration, and settled in various places: along the Lower Danube (aldunai székelyek), in Bácska, in southwestern Hungary, in various parts of Transylvania, and in the United States and Canada. All these group are still referred to as "Bukovina Székelys".