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Wallachians could mean: Vlachs,
Eastern Romance-speaking
peoples of
southeastern Europe Inhabitants of Wallachia, a
region of
Romania Inhabitants of Moravian...
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Wallachian campaign Bayezid's
Campaign against Wallachia Battle of
Kosovo (1448)
Night attack at Târgoviște Long
Turkish War
Battle of Călugăreni Battle...
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various systems combining election and
appointment were put in practice.
Wallachian rulers, like the
Moldavian rulers, bore the
titles of
Voivode ("duke")...
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Murad II, in 1432. Vlad
wanted to
invade Wallachia with the
support of
Wallachian boyars (or noblemen) who had fled to Transylvania, but
Alexander Aldea's...
- in 1476/77. He is
often considered one of the most
important rulers in
Wallachian history and a
national hero of Romania. He was the
second son of Vlad...
- Ages, the name
Zemli Ungro-Vlahiskoi (Земли Унгро-Влахискои or "Hungaro-
Wallachian Land") was also used as a
designation for the region. The term, translated...
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Wallachia and
Charles I of
Hungary (also
known as
Charles Robert). The
small Wallachian army led by Basarab,
formed of
cavalry and foot archers, as well as local...
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Moldavia joined the Holy
League against the
Ottoman Empire in 1594. The
Wallachian prince,
Michael the Brave,
united the
three prin****lities
under his rule...
- of
early modern Romania on 23 August [O.S. 13 August] 1595
between the
Wallachian army led by
Michael the
Brave and the
Ottoman army led by Koca
Sinan Pasha...
- kill Mehmed. The ********ination
attempt failed and
Mehmed marched to the
Wallachian capital of Târgoviște,
where he
found a few men with cannons.
After leaving...
