Romania
The Gateway to the Balkans
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24-Apr-1877
War of Independence: Romania Recognized as Independent
15-Dec-1863
Mountain Railway from Anina to Oravita Opens
1860
Formation of United Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia
28-May-1812
The Treaty of Bucharest: Russo-Turkish War Ends with Russian Gains
21-Jul-1718
Treaty of Passarowitz: Austrian Empire controls Banat
26-Jan-1699
Treaty of Karlowitz: Securing Transylvania under Habsburg rule
18-Oct-1672
Ottoman-Polish Agreement on Moldavia's Territory
1599
Michael the Brave Unifies Wallachia, Transylvania, and Moldavia under His Rule
23-Aug-1595
Michael the Brave's Wallachian revolt against Ottoman rule
1591
Moldavian Magnate Revolt Against Ottoman Empire: A Historical Account
1566
Saint Nicholas Church in Câmpulung: Construction and History
29-Aug-1526
The Battle of Mohács Divides Hungary: Transylvania Independence
1511
Construction of the Church of the Theotokos in Curtea de Argeș starts, a Byzantine masterpiece
26-Jul-1476
Victory at Battle of Valea Albă
10-Jan-1475
Battle of Vaslui: Moldavia vs Ottoman Empire
15-Apr-1456
Vlad the Impaler's Second Reign as Wallachia's Voivode
1429
Birth of Vlad the Impaler in Transylvania
1415
Wallachia Becomes Ottoman Vassal
23-Sep-1386
Mircea the Elder: Voivode of Wallachia
09-Nov-1330
Battle of Posada: Wallachians triumph over Hungarians
1310
Basarab I: First Independent Ruler of Wallachia
1249
Insurgency in Wallachia against Byzantine Empire
1185
Bulgarian Empire controls parts of Wallachia and Moldavia.
1074
Henry IV Grants Autonomy to Hungarian Kingdom, Including Transylvania Pieces
0893
Magyars Invade the Carpathian Basin
0400
Germanic Tribe, the Gepids Settle in Modern-Day Romania Area
09-Aug-0378
The Visigoths triumph over Roman army at Adrianople
0374
The Huns invade modern-day Romanian territory
0270
Goths Invasion of Dacia
0106
Conquest of Dacia by Roman Empire
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