Mislea, Prahova

Mislea, Prahova is a commune in the Prahova County of Muntenia, Romania.

Around 1540, Radu Paisie, the ruler of Muntenia province of those times, set up a monastery at the confluence between Mislea River and Telega River. On the monastery's ruins, a political prison was built by the former communist regime. The building was lately transformed into a state home.

Northward, on forested hills, lies Buştenari, -an old settlement whose inhabitants have dealt with timber cut and transportation, ever since the 15th century.

To the West, Telega village stretches its dwellings upstream the homonymous river, up to the salt mines, exploited for almost 700 years.

Downstream Mislea river to the Est, there are the communes Scorţeni, and the villages Sârca and Bordeni where the great Romanian ruler Mihai Viteazul is said to have appropriated four of his captains, at the end of the 16th century.