Editing Căciulați (section)

== History ==
The present village was established in 1834 around the estate of Alexandru Dimitrie Ghica. Two years earlier, Ghica had commissioned the Church of the Dormition on the Pașcani estate. In 1834, he moved inhabitants of the nearby hamlets of Fienari and Mavrodin to land around the church. The new settlement became Căciulați, a name traditionally derived from the headgear worn by soldiers in Ghica's personal guard. The nearby [[Alexandru Dimitrie Ghica Palace]] was also completed during this period.

By the late nineteenth century, Căciulați was the centre of a commune in Ilfov County. The commune belonged to Plasa Snagov and included Căciulați, Canela, Moara Săracă, Pășcani and Pârlița. In 1950, Căciulați became the administrative seat of Căciulați Raion in the Bucharest Region. The raion was abolished in 1960 and the commune was transferred to Răcari Raion.

Căciulați returned to Ilfov County in 1968. Canela, Moara Săracă and Pășcani were merged into the village of Moara Vlăsiei. The administrative centre was transferred there and the commune adopted the name Moara Vlăsiei.<ref name="moara-history"/>