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Potcoava is a town in Olt County, Muntenia, Romania. The town
administers four villages:
Potcoava-Fălcoeni, Sinești, Trufinești and
Valea Merilor. The...
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Pidkova (Ukrainian: Іван Підкова) or Ioan
Potcoavă (died 16 June 1578), also
known as Ioan Crețul, and Nicoară
Potcoavă among Romanians, was a
prominent Cossack...
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Moldavians were
members of
Cossacks units, with two of them, Ioan
Potcoavă and Dănilă
Apostol becoming hetmans of Ukraine.
Ruxandra Lupu, the daughter...
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Viitorul Șimian (3) v CSO Filiași (3) Vedița Colonești (3) v
Petrolul Potcoava (3) Flacăra
Moreni (3) v CSO
Plopeni (3)
Unirea Bascov (3) v CS Afumați...
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Terrible Successor Ioan
Potcoavă Prince of
Moldavia (2nd reign)
Reign 1
January 1578 – 21
November 1579
Predecessor Ioan
Potcoavă Successor Iancu Sasul...
- (1572–1574)
Petru VI the Lame,
Voivode (1574–1577, 1578–1579, 1582–1591) Ioan IV
Potcoavă,
Voivode (1577) Ioan V the Saxon,
Voivode (1579–1582)
Aaron I the Tyrant...
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Bihor 5,398 6,529 9,466 1956a
Novaci Gorj 5,276 5,431 6,151 1968a
Potcoava Olt 5,229 5,743 6,111 2004a Broșteni
Suceava 5,179 5,506 6,603 640 2004a...
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Bohdan Ruzhynski (1575–1576)
Jacub Szach (1576–1578) Ioan
Potcoavă (1577–1578)
Lukyan Chornynsky (1578) Jan
Oryszowski (1581)
Samuel Zborowski...
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Turnu Măgurele
Cozia Călimănești Flacăra ****zu
Minerul Costești
Petrolul Potcoava Sporting Roșiori CS U
Craiova II Vedița Colonești
Viitorul Dăești Aurul...
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Apostol (Danylo Apostol), who
ruled in 1727–1734,
Alexander Potcoavă,
Constantin Potcoavă,
Petre Lungu,
Petre Cazacu,
Tihon Baibuza, Samoilă Chişcă, Opară...
