History of Romania: Compendium

administrative Alba Iulia archaeological army Assembly authority Balkan Banat Basarab became Bessarabia bishop boyars Braşov Bucharest Bukovina Bulgarian Byzantine Cantacuzino Carpathians Catholic Ceauşescu century a.d. Christian Church Cluj communist Constantine culture Dacia Danube decades Decebalus Dobruja domination Eastern economic elections elite emperor Empire erban Estates Europe European foreign fortresses Gabriel Bethlen Ghica Greek groups Habsburg Hungarian Hungary important increased inhabitants internal Jassy king kingdom knezes Ladislaus leaders Maramureş Metropolitan Bishop Michael military Moesia Moldavia and Wallachia monasteries Mureş official Oltenia organization Orthodox Ottoman party peace peasants Pechenegs period Phanariot Poland political population Porte prince province Radu reform regime regions reign represented revolution River role Roman Romanian language Romanian principalities royal rule ruler Russian Sarmizegetusa Saxons settlements Sibiu social Soviet Stephen Szeklers territory throne tion took Transylvania treaty troops Turks union Vasile Vasile Lupu Vienna voivode Wallachia and Moldavia Western