[4] The fortresses of Mănăștiur and Margina had the same captain who had taken the oath before Count Brandenburg, married to Beatrice, the widow of Matthias Corvinus.

A little later, in 1554, the fortress was rebuilt and the Count of Temes, Petre Popovici, reclaimed it from the leader of the Temeşvar Eyalet, Pasha Kazan.

Although little is known from the Turkish occupation of Banat, Mănăștiur continued to exist, as evidenced by Marsigli's writings of 1690–1700, which speak of Monostor as part of the Făget District.

The fate of the fortress is also unclear, it is not known when it was demolished, evidence of its existence being only a round ditch called by locals Mănăstire ("Monastery").

The Hungarians built their houses of clay brick and formed a few alleys inhabited only by them, which run perpendicular to the main street.