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Vornic was a
historical rank for an
official in
charge of
justice and
internal affairs. He was
overseeing the
Royal Court. It
originated in the Slovak...
- The
Vornic is a
right tributary of the
river Bârzava in Romania. It
flows into the Bârzava near Berzovia. Its
length is 13 km (8.1 mi) and its
basin size...
- that were held by
boyars included vistier (treasurer),
stolnic (pantler),
vornic (concierge) and logofăt (chancellor).
While early the
court officials were...
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became a
supporter of the Ottoman-appointed Radu Mihnea,
emerging as
great Vornic of the
Lower Country.
Bucioc maintained his
standing under Prince Gaspar...
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landowners who also had some very high functions, such as the
function of
great vornic.
Above those grand boyars was only the prince.
Usually a
prince was a boyar...
- installation, he
ordered that a
number of
boyars be killed,
including Coadă the
vornic (internal
affairs minister),
Radul the comis,
Stroe the spătar (second-in-command...
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around Bucharest. The name of the
commune is
derived from the name of the
vornic Cernica Știrbei and is of
Slavic origin,
meaning "black". "Results of the...
- folnog,
which are
found in do****ents
together with
local officials, like
vornic and pristav. The town had a
night watch which was also
known by a Latin...
- Tofana, and Stephen, who
would become Vornic of
Moldavia under prince Vasile Lupu.
During his time as
Great Vornic, Dumitrașco
grants Vasile Lupu estates...
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George Ducas. His son,
baptized Hurmuzachi (ca. 1685 — 1738), Logofăt and
Vornic of Botoșani, was the
founder of the family, the
descendants keeping his...
