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landowner in Fălciu County) and his wife
Sultana (or Soltana), a
member of the
Cozadini family of
Phanariote and
Genovese origins.
Alexander received an urbane...
- 2014-03-22 Bănciulescu-
Cozadini, pp. 98–99 Gheorghiu, p. 49
Cozadini-Bănciulescu, p. 101
Cozadini-Bănciulescu, p. 99
Cozadini-Bănciulescu, pp. 101–103...
- His
paternal grandmother,
Sultana Cozadini, was the
niece of
Moldavian Prince Nicholas Mavrogenes. The
Cozadini family was an Italo–Gr****
branch of...
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Cosma Gheorghe Costaforu Teodor D.
Costescu Ioan E.
Costinescu Dimitrie Cozadini Nichifor Crainic Ion Creangă
Corina Crețu
Alexandru Crețescu
Gabriela Crețu...
-
Phanariote clientele of Moldavia, such as the
Romalo and
Cozadini families, and
including Sultana Cozadini, who was Roxani's chambermaid. As the
junior Prince...
- Puchner, p. 261 Bucur, p. 202; Popa, p. 32
Mihai Dim. S****za, "Frații
Cozadini", in
Magazin Istoric, July 1999, pp. 15–16 Popa, p. 32 N. L. Korsakova...
- have
represented ancestor Ioniță. He
married a
Phanariote lady,
Sultana Cozadini (1785–1865),
impoverished member of the
Gozzadini and
Scanavis families...
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Baltic region. The
Carps were
related to
other noble houses,
including the
Cozadinis, the Racovițăs and the Kostakis. They
owned the
manorial estate of Țibănești...
- Mârzescu (2
February - 18
April 1870)
Minister of
Public Works:
Dimitrie Cozadini (2
February - 18
April 1870)
Stelian Neagoe - "Istoria
guvernelor României...
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Suceava G. Ghițescu
Constantin Morțun
Gheorghe Racoviță none (Dumitru
Cozadini on
January 22)
Tecuci Tache Anastasiu Anton Ciucă (Cicu)
Constantin A....
