As time passed, Rudăria (Eftimie Murgu) has had several important men whose ideals where obtaining and keeping tradition, continuity and national unity, ideals that were closely related to the coordinates of the history development in our country, during its entire life-span. One of the most important people that were born here was Eftimie Murgu (1805-1870), whose name was kept as the village name. He was the leader of the 1848 revolution in Banat and Transilvania, and as a parliamentary, in Budapest he fights for “the unification of all Romanians into one national state”. Priest and doctor Ioan Sarbu (1865-1922) was a scholar who fluently spoke six foreign languages. He was a representative of the people here in the Great Union of 1918 and a deputy in the Romanian parliament. General Traian Doda (1822-1895) also knew six foreign languages, being elected six times consecutively in the Hungarian parliament and the founder of the Wealth Community in Caransebeş. Regep-aga, this “turkished” native, was the commander of the Ada-Kaleh island, being also known as a brave man. The Gârleşteanul family, of nobile race, was ruling the villages from Almăj – a part of this family were Iacob Gârleşteanul (ban of Bosnia,1241), Iacob şi Nicolae Gârleşteanul (bani de Severin, XV-XVI centuries).