Various locations in this area owe their name to some historical figures, and that is the case with Kosinac that is named after one of the five brothers that led the migration of Croats. Except Kosinac, there are interesting traditional stories about Mojanka and Marijina jama that are named after Christian young women that were victims of Turskish oppression. The arrival of Our Lady from Rama to Sinj in 1687 is one of the most significant historical and traditional stories of the area. Turkish efforts were very serious in that period. In July 1715 Turks attacked Otok and sufferings were big, and soon after that Sinj is attacked. On the eve of Assumption Day, Sinj was miraculously defended. Andrijica Šimić could not stand the injustice and atrocity of Turks so he joins the group called hajduci to help his people. Andrijica had some helpers in this area. Witches and other demonic beings that were called more, were real young women that had their name and surname and did evil things, especially to those who messed with them. Werewolfs appeared fourty days after their death. Mythical fairies were the epitome of beauty. They helped people, and did evil things only if someone told their secret about the claw of hoof they had. Legends about the miraculous defense of Sinj and many testimonies about mercies of Our Lady of Sinj strengthen the faith of people for centuries. Old wedding customs, umicanje and odlazak na silo do not exits anymore, but people remember them and pass them. The custom that is still present and cherished by people is called mačkare, and this custom is special in Gala.