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Carpathians in
Romania and Serbia. The term
Outer Carpathians is
frequently used to
describe the
northern rim of the
Western and
Eastern Carpathians....
- domination),
autonomous feudal states emerged south and east of the
Carpathians –
Wallachia in 1310,
under Basarab I, and
Moldova in 1359,
under Bogdan...
- Look up
Carpathian or
Carpathians in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
Carpathians are the
Carpathian Mountains, a
range of
mountains across Central...
- are
three major provinces (regions):
Western Carpathians,
Eastern Carpathians, and the
Southern Carpathians. The
division is
largely (with many exceptions)...
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Ukrainian Carpathians Trans-
Carpathian Ukraine,
designation for a
Ukrainian region beyond the
Carpathian Mountains, including: Trans-
Carpathian Ukraine...
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Carpathians transition to
Dinaric Alps and
Balkan Mountains. The
Tisza enters the
basin from
northeast running downhill from the
Eastern Carpathians,...
- club
observed that
there many
Carpathians in Rucăr, Argeș
County that are
considered ancestors of today's
Carpathians.[citation needed] A conference...
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stabilized by the
victory at the
battle of
Ongal south of the
eastern Carpathians. The
Bulgarians turned on
Byzantium who had
established an
alliance with...
- The
Ukrainian Carpathians (Ukrainian: Українські Карпати, romanized: Ukrainski Karpaty) are a
section of the
Eastern Carpathians,
within the
borders of...
- romanized: Rusnakŷ or Rusnacy), are an East
Slavic ethnic group from the
Eastern Carpathians in
Central Europe. They
speak Rusyn, an East
Slavic language variety...
