Simion Florea Marian (September 1, 1847–April 11, 1907) was an ethnic Romanian Austro-Hungarian folklorist, ethnographer, Orthodox priest and teacher,...

Vol. XII–XIII, 1999, pp. 73–83. Ștefan Mihăilescu, "Nicolae Petrașcu Voievod", in Studii și Materiale Privitoare la Trecutul Istoric al Jud. Prahova...

an Italian adventurer, Lodovico Gritti, to restore order. Transylvanian voievod István Majláth and the country's nobles forced him to close himself in...

"Bogdan I", in Bârlad 96th Multiple Rocket Launcher Battalion "Mircea Voievod", in Ploiești 84th Data Acquisition Battalion "Mărăști", in Focșani 85th...

against Romanian citizen George Simion. The measure was seen as an attempt to intimidate the protest announced for 16 May. Simion had come to Moldova to help...

two titles later renamed under Slavic influence as cneaz and voievod. While the voievod had mostly military duties, the kneaz was the representative of...

was at the hands of a voivod appointed by the king (the word voivod, or voievod, first appeared in 1193). Before then, the word ispán was used for the...

and Philology National College "Petru Rareș" Suceava Named after the voievod of Moldavia, Peter IV Rareș Main study offers are: English, Philology,...

p. 552 Długosz, p. 566 Iorga, p. 91 Iorga, p. 94 Iorga, p. 95 Sfântul Voievod Ștefan cel Mare, Letter of Stephen to Casimir, January 1, 1468 Moldavian-German...

literary life also created a bridge with Convorbiri Literare: its new editor, Simion Mehedinți, was himself a theorist of traditionalism. A circle of Junimists...

College, Alba Iulia Alexandru Domșa Technical High School, Alba Iulia Saint Simion Ștefan Orthodox Theological Seminary, Alba Iulia Bethlen National College [ro]...