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Roman Empire, and the allied forces of the Ottoman Empire, Tatar allies, Wallachians, and Hungarian Kurucs. Imre Thököly aspired to proclaim himself Prince

although a second Ottoman assault supported by flanking cavalry forced the Wallachians to retreat. However a Wallachian counterattack on the pursuing Ottomans

a narrow pass north of Giurgiu, Vlad launched a surprise-attack. The Wallachians had the Turks surrounded and fired with their handgunners until the entire

(1618–48), there were several Vlach uprisings in Moravia. The Vlachs (or Wallachians) were a pastoralist community in Moravian Wallachia of eastern Moravia

when the Wallachians and the Hungarians invaded the weak states from the south of the Danube, which were vassals of Bayezid. The Wallachians occupied

Bohemian kingdom. In the northeastern part of nearby Moravia, Protestant Wallachians fought against Roman Catholics, and further east in Slovakia (Upper Hungary)

July 1330. Soon after, Charles I of Hungary invaded Wallachia, but the Wallachians ambushed and almost annihilated the royal troops in the Battle of Posada

the Ottoman army Hunyadi raised an army of 24,000 men, including 8,000 Wallachians, his Hungarian cavalry supplemented by German and Bohemian infantry mercenaries

both armies advanced to meet in a marshland, where a great melee began. Wallachians, Polish-Lithuanians, Seimeni Serb and Hungarian mercenaries destroyed

Tales) – that Wallachians live in Wallachia, Moldavia, Transylvania, Hungary, Macedonia and Thessaly. The authors also mentions that Wallachians respond Eo

The Sultan and the main Ottoman army left Wallachia, but more and more Wallachians deserted to Radu. Vlad went to Transylvania to seek assistance from Matthias

considered one of the most important battles of his reign. Although the Wallachians emerged victorious from the battle, Michael was forced to retreat with

Adlerfelt mentions 250 Swedes and some Wallachians. Nordberg mentions 250 Swedes and 500 Poles (Wallachians). 6 September according to Gretschel and

than an ethnic designation, and included ethnic Croats, Hungarians, Wallachians, Poles, Cossacks, Albanians and Tatars. The Croats were initially recruited

century Wallachians settled in Jovice as part of the Wallachian colonization. In 1773 there lived 22 subjects, 11 serfs and eight Wallachians. In 1828

population was a mix of Poles, Ruthenians, Germans, Hungarians, Slovaks and Wallachians. Lendians Lwów Voivodeship Pogórzanie Muzeum Budownictwa Ludowego w Sanoku

were expelled from parts of Bessarabia and replaced with Moldavians, Wallachians, Bulgarians, Ukrainians, Greeks, Russians, Lipovans, Cossacks, Gagauzes

000 Transylvanian Saxons, supported by a second line of Transylvanian Wallachians, comprised the right flank on the river Mureș, while the Hungarians comprised

thousand soldiers with reinforcements from the army of Tatars, Moldavians, Wallachians and Cossacks. Polish forces were commanded by Starosta of Podole, Mikolaj

appointment of a lord for the Wallachians. In the second half of the fifteenth century, the military role of the Wallachians was diminished by Serbian noblemen

among the strongest fortifications along the Danube at that time. The Wallachians rushed to the scene with 7,000 men, and together with the Hungarian garrison

in the 14th century. Some historians claim that the Cumans aided the Wallachians in the battle. Still in the Hungarian army there was a substantial Cuman-Hungarian

including the Székelys, who despised the ruling Báthory family. The Wallachians gained the upper hand at the beginning of the battle, but were pushed

Basta's army, but the general turned his heavy cavalry on the advancing Wallachians and routed them. This defeat caused panic to ensue in Michael's army

studenților români (the Society of Romanian Students), which reunited Wallachians and Moldavians – it also included Ion Brătianu, Alexandru C. Golescu

incursions by the Tatars as well as occasional raids by Moldovans, Turks and Wallachians. The force originated in 1479 although similar formations had been discussed

became an Ottoman vassal and died on 17 May 1395, fighting against the Wallachians in the Battle of Rovine. Although a ruler of modest historical significance

26.6 Orthodox Greeks 72,600 22.2 85,729 23.9 Jews 4,274 1.3 4,559 1.3 Wallachians N/A N/A 652 0.1 Gypsies N/A N/A 535 0.1 Protestants 38 0.0 - 0.0 Armenians

plague. Furthermore, in 1498 Debowiec was raided by Crimean Tatars and Wallachians, who burned all towns and villages of Carpathian foothills. Debowiec

regulars; 2,000 Cossacks. 18,000 engaged 146 cannons 7,000 Moldavians and Wallachians[citation needed] 40,000: 25,000 regular infantrymen; 5,000 regular cavalrymen;

The failure to address this most significant of the problems faced by Wallachians contributed to weakening support for the revolutionary cause. Faced with

abandoning the bridge over the Danube on Brigittenau Island, where the Wallachians had been stationed in order to cover the left flank of the Ottoman Army

Mortimer, and having him executed. November 9–12 – Battle of Posada: The Wallachians, under Basarab I, defeat the Hungarians, though heavily outnumbered,

well aware of it, and decided to prevent the Transilvanians, Moldovans, Wallachians and Cossacks from escaping Poland. King John II Casimir called Stefan

religion that blurred the boundaries between Ruthenians (Ukrainians) and Wallachians (Romanians), generalizing them as Orthodox. According to the results

decades. The Russian pressures for changes in the text were perceived by Wallachians and Moldavians as a drive to remove the territories from Ottoman rule

000 French, English and Burgundian[page needed] troops, about 12,000 Wallachians led by Mircea cel Batran (Mircea the Elder) the Prince of Wallachia,

representatives (Giorgakis Olympios and Iannis Pharmakis) assuring the Wallachians of Russian support for the common cause. It is apparent that Tudor was

Song of Roland used Blos. In English and in modern German the forms Wallachians, Walachen appear, respectively. In the Balkan Peninsula various names

their property if they accompanied him to Wallachia. The Ottomans and Wallachians laid siege to Sibiu, but the siege lasted only for 8 days. They destroyed

ethnic and geopolitical differences between the Roumanians/Wallachs/Wallachians, descendants of the Dacians, and the Székelys/Szeklers, allies of the

and preserved meat. Râmnicu Sărat was the scene of battles between the Wallachians and Ottomans in 1634, 1434, and 1573. It was also here that, in 1789

that the agreement was in no way a pact: Kossuth meant to flatter the Wallachians, by getting them to champion the idea of Iancu's armies leaving Transylvania

the rural population fleeing for the Transylvanian Alps ("where the Wallachians were accustomed to take refuge in time of need"). In 1656, the Prince

the village was razed many times in its history by Tatars, Turks, and Wallachians, the fortress was conquered only once, in 1612, by Gabriel Báthory. There

punishment, but rather due to fear of the law. Mavrogenes also demanded that Wallachians should lead an austere life and, as such, forbade his people from feasting

Strength 50,000–51,000[citation needed] 37,000–38,000 Transylvanians 8,000 Wallachians 3,000 Moldavians 1,500 Austrian mercenaries 300 Italian knights c. 40

Musa, leaving Anatolia to Mehmet once again. Musa had the support of Wallachians and the Serbs, and Süleyman had the support of the Byzantines. However

Ak Vlach (i.e., White Wallachians), while the Wallachians were known as "Kara iflac", or Kara Vlach, (i.e., Black Wallachians). "Black Vlachs" can in

Strength 50,000–51,000[citation needed] 37,000–38,000 Transylvanians 8,000 Wallachians 3,000 Moldavians 1,500 Austrian mercenaries 300 Italian knights c. 40

organized it as Skete. After the Greek Revolution of 1821 Moldavians and Wallachians (from the Principality of Wallachia, the other predecessors of modern

sides, eventually each army withdrawing from the battlefield. Although Wallachians pushed back the enemy, the Ottomans were able to defend their resulting

against the 22,000 commanded by Wallachia's ruler Michael the Brave. The Wallachians sustain more than 5,000 dead and wounded. September 24 – All 130 crew

eastern Bulgaria, after Shishman is accused of collaborating with the Wallachians during the 1394 Battle of Karanovasa. August 29 – Albert IV succeeds

The battle was carried out by two armies, those of Michael the Brave (Wallachians and Cossacks) together with Giorgio Basta, on one side and those of Sigismund

frequently raided and burned to the ground, by the Crimean Tatars and Wallachians. A local Roman Catholic parish was founded by the Voivode of Bracław

contribution also extended to lay themes, and he was one of the first Wallachians to sponsor Western-style portrait painting, employing the services of

17th century, the economy grew, possibly due to being colonized by the Wallachians. In 1781, Frenštát was promoted to a town. In the second half of the

governor of that city. He served in the army in the wars against the Wallachians and Tatars, and participated in the Battle of Obertyn (Galicia) in 1531

separatism took a radical and controversial form, which included stereotyping Wallachians as Gypsies and circulating a historical forgery, the Chronicle of Huru

cardinal and viceroy of Habsburg Hungary, also states in 1570 that "the Wallachians call themselves Romans" and provides an example: "When they ask somebody

Wallachia in 1475, but the Ottomans once more assisted him to return. The Wallachians took revenge by plundering some parts of Moldavia. To restore Basarab

intriguing with all the neighboring powers - Poles, Austrians, Moldavians, Wallachians and Zaporozhians. According to Türk he sent a letter of protest to the

- 328,551 Christian Greeks - 286,001 Christian Bulgarians - 197,088 Wallachians - 5,556 Jews - 5,459 Gypsies - 2,104 Armenians - 8 Protestants - 5 Latins

while a mid-15th century Ottoman source reports that his army included Wallachians, Hungarians, Bohemians, Albanians, Bulgarians and Franks, doubtless chiefly

the left hand a globus cruciger. The Rulers that followed him, both Wallachians and Moldavians, wore a similar mantle, called in Romanian: caftan. The

and then in its successor kingdom, where Prince John died in 1844. To Wallachians, she remained an absentee landlady, quarreling with her tenants, nominally

Black Wallachia, Black Vlachia or Black Wallachians may refer to: Wallachia Moldavia Morlachia This disambiguation page lists articles associated with

Mare and the forces of Petru Aron. Ştefan cel Mare was aided by the Wallachians under Vlad Dracula meanwhile Petru Aron's forces were aided by the Ottomans

much at conquest and subjugation as at drawing the Serbs, Bosnians, Wallachians and Bulgarians into the fold of the Roman Catholic faith and at forming

Romanians bore two names, the exonym (one given to them by foreigners) Wallachians or Vlachs, under its various forms (vlah, valah, valach, voloh, blac

Orthodox Greeks - 263.881 Orthodox Bulgarians - 155.710 Jews - 52.395 Wallachians (Vlachs) - 20.486 Gypsies - 4.736 Catholic Greeks - 2.693 Oriental Armenians

appears. (Note that in a turn of linguistic luck utterly in favor of the Wallachians' eastward posterity, this toponym, at least according to the phonotactics

those that resulted from pillaging by the Austrians or by the local Wallachians. One account states that the Austrian rear guard suffered 150 casualties

army which included Lithuanians, Ruthenians, Poles, Moldavians, and Wallachians. To enlist support from the Teutonic Knights, Vytautas signed the Treaty

The Polish chronicler Jan Długosz mentioned Moldavians (under the name Wallachians) as having joined a military expedition in 1342, under King Władysław

of Mangup began sometime in September. The prince had three hundred Wallachians fighting in the defense. According to Vasiliev, the city endured five

voivode's army marched through the valley of the Ialomița River, but the Wallachians ambushed it and killed many Hungarian soldiers, including the voivode

Poenari Castle was constructed around the beginning of the 13th century by Wallachians. Around the 14th century, Poenari (then known as Castle Arges) was the

Hyde Clarke reported that the Moravians viewed the Moravian Vlachs (Wallachians) as an "alien race", but Slavic-speaking. They had characteristic habits

introduced the region to organized guilds and a postal system, also provided Wallachians with a linguistic template for modernization and re-Latinization. The

army of George II Rákóczi, which also consisted of Swedes, Cossacks and Wallachians, captured Drohiczyn. Most of residents were brutally murdered, and the

corps numbered 859 volunteers: 502 Bulgarians, 257 Greeks, and the rest Wallachians. They were billeted in villages around Brăila, Focșani, and Galați. By

Pope Urban V, a crusading army of Hungarians, Serbians, Bosnians and Wallachians was formed and in 1364 it set forth to recapture Adrianople. It marched

Maronites Samarians Nestorians Yazidis Gypsies Druze Cossacks Serbs Wallachians Total Balkans Çatalca1 20,048 36,797 842 1,480 - - - ? 59,756 Edirne

important trade and market center. The town, however, was looted by Wallachians (1488) and Crimean Tatars (1502, 1624). Furthermore, it burned in fires

Luther's theology, Stolz started to spread Luther's views among the local "Wallachians", or Romanians, in 1526. The Transylvanian Saxons who officially adopted

Ottomans were crossing the Danube, some 250 janissaries were killed by the Wallachians, but the sheer numbers of the Ottoman force eventually drove Vlad III's

Virginians Waikato → Waikatorians Wake Island → Wakeans Wallachia → Wallachians Western Australia → Western Australians, West Australians (informally

Spanish raid Cornwall, England. August 23 – Battle of Calugareni: The Wallachians, led by Michael the Brave, accomplish a great tactical victory against

was between 6[dubious – discuss]-20 thousand soldiers, and 1,000-2,000 Wallachians. The Ottoman army was almost entirely made up of Akıncıs, Rumelian Spakhs

days remain until the end of the year. 1395 – Battle of Rovine: The Wallachians defeat an invading Ottoman army. 1521 – Edward Stafford, 3rd Duke of

of the desert that were apostates from all faiths, Poles, Muscovites, Wallachians, Turks, Tatars, Jews, etc., among them". The responsa of Joel Särkes

Vladimirescu tried his best to establish a "democratic companionship" of Wallachians, hoping to draw a wedge between Romanian and Greek boyars. Among the

the soldiers were present at a given time. The Moldavians' (as well as Wallachians') favourite military doctrine in (defensive) wars was a scorched earth

Poles, Armenians and Jews, but also Karaims, Crimean Tatars, Greeks or Wallachians [in:] "Kwartalnik historii kultury materialnej: t. 47, PAN. 1999. p.

Nicholas. Because of the continuous threat of incursions of the Tartars and Wallachians, it is a fortified church, surrounded by a wall and is equipped with

The Polish army consisted of 1000 infantry (primarily Hungarians and Wallachians) and 1,300 cavalry, while Winckelbruch's force was made up of 3,100 landsknechts

Stephen III of Moldavia Strength 40,000 troops 40,000 servants 18,000 Moldavians 10,000 Wallachians and Tatars Casualties and losses 2,000 – 5,000 Minor

Wallachia (situated east and south of the Carpathians). Tens of thousands of Wallachians and Moldavians lost their lives defending their territories from the

Ruthenian mercenaries under hetman Ceyka, along with Poles, Lithuanians and Wallachians. Every wagon was crewed with 7 to 10 soldiers and the Wagenburg was equipped

Europe. The combined armies numbered 16,000, and were joined by 4,000 Wallachians in the area of Nicopolis. Murad, who had retired shortly after the treaty

Basarab and marched towards Curtea de Argeș, which was Basarab's seat. The Wallachians applied scorched earth tactics, compelling Charles to make a truce with

south of Kliszów. On his way there, a cavalry force of 200 Cossacks and Wallachians ambushed Meijerfeldt in a forest near Obice. The attack was repulsed

The Polish chronicler Jan Długosz mentioned Moldavians (under the name Wallachians) as having joined a military expedition in 1342, under King Władysław

Similarities have also been noted with some Vlach cultures such as the Moravian Wallachians in the Czech Republic, as well as some cultures in Romania. Most Hutsuls

his wife. Lawrence participated in the Battle of Posada against the Wallachians in November 1330. The skirmish resulted in a serious Hungarian defeat

to succour Adrianople with a very great host; for he brought with him Wallachians and Bulgarians, and full fourteen thousand Comans who had never been

Belgrad in the Budschak. In 1550, the Tartars, this time together with the Wallachians, re-entered the Polish Podolia and besieged the fortress bar, well equipped

1395), in the Battle of Rovine, on forested and swampy terrain, the Wallachians won the fierce battle and prevented Bayezid's army from advancing beyond

Hamza was at the head of an army, tasked to protect an embassy to the Wallachians. En route back, he and his army were ambushed by Vlad the Impaler. Together

in which he called for "France's sympathies" in respect to "the Moldo-Wallachians", based on "their magnificent past and the hope of their future". At

Dionysius [Desiderius Hédervári], who was cruelly slain, as they [the Wallachians] took him for the King. With a few men the King barely made his escape

The Polish chronicler Jan Długosz remarked in 1476 that Moldavians and Wallachians "share a language and customs". During the 16th century the use of the

sponsored the newspaper Timpul. As noted by diplomat Henry Stanley, the Wallachians were also divided along geopolitical priorities. Boyars, who were especially

Mazovia and Lesser Poland mixed with Germans, Ukrainians, Tatars, Jews, Wallachians and other nationalities. Several local villages were named after different

brotherhood looked for support from other sources. For a period of time, the Wallachians provided patronage to the monastery, initiated by Mara Branković, daughter

composed of contingents from their vassal states: Tatars, Moldavians and Wallachians, a total of about 13,000 troops. The Ottoman army had about 66 heavy

withdrew in 1359 then he attacked Ragusa. In 1363 the Hungarians and Wallachians were joined by Bosnian and Serbian forces committed to expel the Ottoman

sometimes Celtic peoples and languages (as in English terms Walloons, Wallachians, and Welsh): the Italian and Sephardic Hebrew script for Torah scrolls

Vlad III Dracula, Prince of Wallachia: he wiped out a force of 6,000 Wallachians and deposited 2,000 of their heads at the feet of Mehmed II. As a reward

Turkish assistance, with the objective of capturing the fortress. The Wallachians rushed to the help with 7,000 men and, together with the Hungarian garrison

Hungary pro-Hungarian Serbs Foreign mercenaries and volunteers: Poles Wallachians Crimean Tatars Swedes Ottoman Turks Germans Lithuanians Moldavians Bulgarians

for his daring exploits, as well as for his protection of the poorest Wallachians. During the Russo-Turkish War of 1828–1829, Tunsu expanded his activities

situation which sometimes occur and revolutionary themes. Black Earth Wallachians Wallachian costumes Wallachian costumes List of Czech painters www.frenstat

Tsar Alexis, and informed him that the Orthodox Serbs, Bulgarians, and Wallachians were ready to liberate themselves from the Turks, with Russia's military

wife and son in 1880. On the name, Stoker wrote: "Dracula means devil. Wallachians were accustomed to give it as a surname to any person who rendered himself

that the Principalities' union signifies slavery, there are no more Wallachians, who would fear Moldavian rivalry! But it took a lot of time for things

voivode's army marched through the valley of the Ialomița River, but the Wallachians ambushed it and killed many Hungarian soldiers, including the voivode

Regnicoli Van Diemen's Land Van Diemonian Vandemonian Wallachia Wallachian Wallachians Yugoslavia Yugoslav Yugoslavs "Yugos" (Derogatory, Cold War Vintage)

contributions came from Bucharesters not affected by the fire, as well as from Wallachians living outside the capital (276,357 lei). For helping the people who

Ivan; Svetla Rakshieva (1995). "Власите — портрет и автопортрет (The Wallachians: A Portrait and a Self-Portrait)". Bulgarian Ethnology (in Bulgarian)

Papal and Imperial policy, Calvinist Hungarians and Székelys, Orthodox Wallachians and Serbs, and Lutheran Saxons were subject to any kind of abuse. Following

/moʃʲ/ 'old men' /ʒʲ/ breji /breʒʲ/ 'brave (masc. pl.)' /hʲ/ vlahi /vlahʲ/ 'Wallachians' – – /lʲ/ școli /ʃkolʲ/ 'schools' – /rʲ/ sari /sarʲ/ 'you jump'

structure was created by the hands of the Turks, Tatars, Hungarians, Wallachians, as well as Russian prisoners. It was square in shape, about 40 * 40

Romania as a whole, the Chronicle of the Antiquity of the Romano-Moldavo-Wallachians (Hronicul vechimei a romano-moldo-vlahilor), from 1719 to 1722. It asserted

let Bulgarians and Serbs to became the rulers of the region, and the Wallachians, who were in the course of becoming a nationality. Since the central

Berroa battle (Saint Olaf's miracles), but the first mention of the Wallachians is in Niketas Choniates' Chronikē diēgesis and it concerns an event in

Catholicism. With Pârvu's support, Sofronie began recruiting Transylvanians, Wallachians and Moldavians, preparing his return into the Apuseni Mountains. Shortly

abandoning the bridge over the Danube on Brigittenau Island, where the Wallachians had been stationed in order to cover the left flank of the Ottoman Army

Romance-speaking people in Continental Europe (e.g. Walloons, Valaisans, Vlachs/Wallachians, and Włosi, the Polish name for Italians) have a similar etymology. The

much at conquest and subjugation as at drawing the Serbs, Bosnians, Wallachians and Bulgarians into the fold of the Roman Catholic faith and at forming

Venetian Venetians Volhynia Volhynian Volhynians Wallachia Wallachian Wallachians Wallonia Walloon Walloons Westphalia Westphalian Westphalians Zaporizhzhia

Mortimer, and having him executed. November 9–12 – Battle of Posada: The Wallachians, under Basarab I, defeat the Hungarians, though heavily outnumbered,

limit. Red colour to mark Hungarians and light purple colour to mark Wallachians/Romanians. Map of the Kingdom of Hungary in 1910, based on the Hungarian

Ömer Bey, who served with distinction and wiped out a force of 6,000 Wallachians and deposited 2,000 of their heads at the feet of Mehmed II, was also

romano-moldo-valahilor (roughly, Chronicle of the Antiquity of the Romano-Moldavo-Wallachians), the first critical history of Romania. His works were also known in

capture all runaway commoners (especially the Ruthenians, Romanians and Wallachians who wandered in the country) and to force them to settle in their estates

October Battle of Kosovo (1448): An allied force of Hungarians, Poles, Wallachians and Moldavians met a numerically superior Ottoman force on Kosovo field

romano-moldo-valahilor (roughly, Chronicle of the Antiquity of the Romano-Moldavo-Wallachians), the first critical history of Romania. His works were also known in

held control over Wallachia's resources, followed by a clash between Wallachians and the Ottoman troops stationed in Bucharest. In retaliation, Bucharest

The Polish chronicler Jan Długosz remarked in 1476 that Moldavians and Wallachians "share a language and customs". 1479 The Battle of Breadfield was the

ethnic origin; not only Greeks, but also Bulgarians, Serbs, Albanians, Wallachians, Moldavians, Croatis, Syrians, orthodox Arabs, Georgians and Lazs came

Wallachia, and Transylvania, a Polish army led by Jan Zamoyski drove the Wallachians from Moldavia. Zamoyski reinstalled Ieremia Movilă to the throne, who

politician to be able to mediate between the "Ottomans, Serbians, Moldavians, Wallachians and Hungarians", according to Wese's notes. After a series of clandestine

recruit mercenaries, primarily Poles, Hungarians, Bohemians, Germans, and Wallachians. A separate Szekler brigade fought in Livonia. Swedish King John III

against Sultan Mehmed II of Turkey. This conflict at its peak involved the Wallachians trying to assassinate the Sultan (see The Night Attack). After his departure

Moldavia Smolensk Tatars from Golden Horde Bohemians Moravians Silesians Wallachians Teutonic Order Vassals, allies and mercenaries: Guest crusaders Pomerania-Stettin

Moldavia and Emperor Peter the Great probably established links with the Wallachians. Eventually, the Ottomans enforced a tighter control on the region, effected

("Christmas Eve has come.") traditional from Bohemia "Pásli ovce valaši" ("The Wallachians were grazing their sheep.") traditional from Bohemia "Narodil se Kristus

attend to a crisis on the western frontier, where the Lithuanians and Wallachians had defeated one of his lieutenants. As in 1362, his rapid response met

trendsetter in art and fashion, he preserved his reputation even as Wallachians came to reject Greek domination. He adapted himself to their cultural

Constantin Lecca. Wishing to depict the brotherhood between Moldavians and Wallachians, he chose a passage from the Bistrița Chronicle: "In the year 7015 (1506)

is the least fit for progress and civilization. Slavonians, Greeks, Wallachians, Arnauts, twelve millions of men, are all held in submission by one million

broke the deal while the Ottomans were at war against the Hungarians and Wallachians, restored Scutari and Sveti Srđ and even defeated his rival Konstantin

Tsar Alexis and informed him that the Orthodox Serbs, Bulgarians, and Wallachians were ready to liberate themselves from the Turks, with Russia's military

mercenaries, which included Western knights, Mongols, Ossetians, or Wallachians. Both Michael III Shishman and Ivan Alexander had a 3,000-strong Mongol

eastern Bulgaria, after Shishman is accused of collaborating with the Wallachians during the 1394 Battle of Karanovasa. August 29 – Albert IV succeeds

Budjak (Little Tartary), and encouraged the settlement of Moldavians, Wallachians, Bulgarians, Ukrainians and others through various fiscal facilities

capturing and beheading Mezid. This empowered Hungary to coerce the Wallachians and Moldavians to change loyalty and turn into the vassals of Hungary

America. 1958. p. 14. In addition to the Transylvanians, Moldavians and Wallachians, the Cozaks were expected to help, and he emphasized that the Muscovites

independence. Peter styled himself "Tsar of the Bulgars, Greeks and Wallachians". Resurrected Bulgaria occupied the territory between the Black Sea,

Archaeology. 4: 43–57. ISSN 2468-1555. Drugaș, Șerban George Paul (2016). "The Wallachians in the Nibelungenlied and their Connection with the Eastern Romance Population

Ethnic group Total Muslims Christians Jews Moldo-Wallachians 4,112,105 (27%) 3,976,825 135,280 Bulgarians 3,000,000 (20%) 60,000 2,940,000 Ottomans, Yörüks

MHG. In German sources, one of Attila's vassals and a leader of the Wallachians/Vlachs. In the Þiðreks saga, he is a Wend and one of Dietrich's men.

Battalion at that time: 28,656 Serbs; 758 Germans; 528 Hungarians; 196 Wallachians; and 177 others. Within the jurisdiction of the Battalion, there were

his public overture to the conservative boyars, he had also joined the Wallachians' secret society, Frăția ("The Brotherhood"), which was repressed at home

Dobrescu describe these moves as the factor behind a major exodus of Wallachians into neighboring Rumelia; other forms of tax resistance were also experimented—in

The Macedonian population consists of Bulgarians, Turks, Albanians, Wallachians, Jews The total number of the population and that of each nationality

prince earned recognition from Russia, with Emperor Nicholas I informing Wallachians that Bibescu's selection, a "guarantee of wise, regular and loyal administration"

founded the local school of divinity, provided scholarships to young Wallachians, and sponsored the growing printing industry. In tandem, he spoke out

кн.5, 1995 г. ("Regarding the System of Holidays of Bulgarians and Wallachians", Rachko Popov, journal "Bulgarian Ethnology" (5/1995)) 43°59′31″N 22°33′35″E

evolved to include a stereotypical view of contemporary Bucharesters or Wallachians, one which depicts them as sciolist, arrogant, aggressive and cunning

Zaporozhye (Cherkasy) Cossacks, it was allowed to accept Hungarians, Wallachians, Transylvanians and Moldavians into the regiment. By 1740, the regiment

century in the Balkans was originated and vigorously prosecuted by the Wallachians, ancestors of the Romanians of today; it was joined by the Bulgarians

Fokshany, but in the battle of 26 May near the Telezhyna River, the Wallachians gave a firm rebuff, and two Cossack centurions were killed in the battle

Islam Romanians Indo-European → Romance → Romanian Romania, Moldova Wallachians (including Oltenians and Muntenians), Moldavians, along with significant

then equally applied to all ethnic groups in Macedonia - Bulgarians, Wallachians, Turks, Albanians, Greeks and others. During the 1920s the descendant

as revealed by a letter in which Zólyomi reasserts his loyalty to the Wallachians. Leca was also attached to the imperial force, which won a decisive victory

Petică, and Benjamin Fondane. In their view, Demetrescu and his fellow Wallachians was less focused on depicting obscurity and melancholy, and more precise

presented in 'Facts against fiction: Transylvania – homeland of the Wallachians/Romanians' summarized in his work, in which he called attention to errors

Nicopolis fortress was conquered and over 20,000 Turks were killed by Wallachians. Following the raids of the Wallachian army south of the Danube, sultan

June 1856, Stéoa Dunărei hosted his manifesto calling on Moldavians and Wallachians to embrace a shared appellation as "Romanians", with "the unification

Wallachia; and a melancholic branch to the north and east, in Moldavia. The "Wallachians", primarily judged as exponents of an artistic approach, are Macedonski

considered "reactionary". The agreement was not a pact: Kossuth flattered the Wallachians, encouraging them to persuade Iancu's armies leaving Transylvania to

Khmelnytsky † Mykola Fedorovych † Strength 25,000–30,000 Moldavians, Wallachians, Transylvanians, Poles and Lithuanians 1,000 Moldavians 6,000 Zaporozhian

Letopisețul Cantacuzinesc, preserving significant popular tradition among Wallachians, wrote "But first the Romanians splitting up from the Romans wandered

calling for a landmark to be raised in honor of "the vanquisher of the Wallachians". This mirrored the earlier comments made by the Wallachian anti-unionist

gunpowder. The attackers suffered very heavy losses: 1,500 Moldavians, Wallachians and Semigorodites, and 800 Poles. Eyewitnesses wrote that Polish corpses

Mousterian-Magdalenians originally feeding on fruit, fish and snails, whereas Wallachians (or, more restrictively, Muntenians) represented the Aurignacian-Solutrean

which had already produced numerous and original works in Slavonic form. Wallachians lagged far behind, especially since Moxa still would not focus his attention

balancing the interests of both powers. As he reported later in life, the Wallachians tacitly supported France; for this reason, young Știrbei was promised

against the 22,000 commanded by Wallachia's ruler Michael the Brave. The Wallachians sustain more than 5,000 dead and wounded. September 24 – All 130 crew

Mitică, a recurring character who stands for ordinary Bucharesters, Wallachians or Muntenians in general. A hypocritical and seemingly superficial man

1883 ceremonies in Iași, he argued that the union of Moldavians and Wallachians could not have been strong enough without the dynasty. Though still a

pronunciation. Contrasting Creangă with the traditions of literature produced by Wallachians in what became the standard literary language, Călinescu also argued

Alexandru Prince of Moldavia and obtaining more support from exiled Wallachians under Radu Șerban, the Movilești and their Polish backers were defeated

stalling attempt of Năeni, where he commanded 4,000 from a total 7,000 Wallachians. His attempt to encircle Movilă's forces was thwarted by Moldavian boyars

the Black Tvrtko II of Bosnia Stefan Lazarević Murad II Isa Bey Ishaković Strength 25,000 19,000 Hungarians and Lithuanians 6,000 Wallachians Unknown

the 15th century "against Teutons, Ottomans, Hungarians, Tatars, and Wallachians"—a symbolic reference to the Axis countries. As noted by analyst Wim

Spanish raid Cornwall, England. August 23 – Battle of Calugareni: The Wallachians, led by Michael the Brave, accomplish a great tactical victory against

329,371 Bulgarians, 314,854 Turks, 236,755 Greeks, 68,206 Jews, 44,414 Wallachians, 25,302 Gypsies, 15,108 Albanians, 8,019 Miscellaneous. According to

Moldavia's Paharnic collected only the wine tithe known as vinărici. For the Wallachians, the vinărici was set at 1,000 barrels of wine yearly, from the wineries

Lüders. During the Cantacuzino regency, and without Ottoman consultation, Wallachians were made to pay for the upkeep of Russian troops, with earlier tributes

notes that Demetrios was not supported by Heraclid; he argues that the Wallachians no longer saw Despot as a viable choice. Another project pursued by Despot

their own newspaper, Moldova, which included such pronouncements as: "Wallachians are the Moldavians' eternal and natural enemies". This openly separatist

thousand Janissaries and other Turkish infantry, 20-30 thousand Serbs, Wallachians and Moldavians, 20-40 thousand Tatars; the Turks had 35 guns. The Turkish

article", which indicated that the legislation could not be modified by the Wallachians alone. Although the article remained in place and was recognized as valid

The hetman was accompanied by 16,000 Cossacks, 3,000 Poles, Serbs and Wallachians, and 30,000 to 40,000 Tatars. On June 28, Muscovite and Cossack-Tatar

custody was also a point of contention between the Transylvanians and Wallachians in the period leading up to Mihael's conquest of Transylvania. As late

overlapped with a "great famine", so severe that it reportedly pushed Wallachians to sell their children into Ottoman slavery. Moreover, they resulted

brother-in-law of writer Dora d'Istria. However, as reported by Girs, Wallachians were generally aware that Olga was the natural daughter of former Governor

cities. He noted that Urmuz was one of "the great grimacing sensitive" Wallachians, a "Balkan" succession which also includes Hristache the Baker, Anton

sinners [and] cunning beys". Kantakouzenos also takes pride in noting that Wallachians "thanked God" and "blessed my late parents" for his selection of "such

5, 1600. Some twenty days later, Ieremia fled Moldavia, leaving the Wallachians in control; Nicolae had regained Târgoviște by that time. Various historians

the Kingdom of Romania), he maintained a conservative dislike for the Wallachians, viewing Moldavians as structurally superior. Radu inherited Căiuți upon

polemic when, in the 1860s, he suggested that Românul had introduced Wallachians to the journalistic practice of character assassination. His lyrics make

"assimilable" Greeks and Bulgarians, and unofficially colonized the area with Wallachians. This work was covered in 1886 by the daily România Liberă, which called

Due to the intervention of an Ottoman cavalry squadron, however, the Wallachians were pushed back. Seeing the determined defense of their opponents, the

assumed that in the event of a new Turkish campaign against Hungary, the Wallachians, together with Zapolyai, would strike the flank and rear of the Ottomans

street to be used as a provisional hospital. The plague continued to kill Wallachians, including, in September 1813, members of the Great Ban's own household

Varna 10 November – Ottoman Murad II defeats Hungarians, Poles, and Wallachians, King Władysław III of Poland killed. 1445 Battle of Gomit Emperor Zara

did so without agreeing to share his stash of saltpeter with the other Wallachians. Historians D. Bălașa and Petre Purcărescu argue that, by noon, Macedonski

occupied the city, were engaged in raucous fistfights which entertained the Wallachians. In 1789, Dionisie was a refugee in the Transylvania and Habsburg Hungary

was possibly his final diplomatic mission. After consultations with Wallachians such as Nicolae Golescu and Dimitrie Brătianu, Ralet and Negri had decided

Europe. The combined armies numbered 16,000, and were joined by 4,000 Wallachians in the area of Nicopolis. Murad, who had retired shortly after the treaty

June. Bayezid beheads Ivan Shishman, accused of collaborating with the Wallachians during the first Battle of Rovine. 1396 Spring/Summer. Sigismund of Luxembourg

in 1395 at the Battle of Rovine, on forested and swampy terrain, the Wallachians won the fierce battle and prevented Bayezid's army from advancing. Bayezid