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Cozia Monastery (Romanian: Mănăstirea
Cozia) is one of the most
important medieval monastic complexes in Romania,
located on the
right bank of the Olt...
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Cozia may
refer to
several places in Romania:
Cozia Monastery, Vâlcea
County Cozia Mountains, Vâlcea
County Cozia National Park, Vâlcea
County Cozia, a...
- The
Cozia National Park (Romanian:
Parcul Național
Cozia) (national park
category II IUCN) is
located in south-central Romania, in the
northeast part of...
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valley there are
smaller groups of mountains, the most
spectacular being the
Cozia Mountains [ro].
Towards the South, the
heights decrease, p****ing through...
- The
Cozia is a left
tributary of the
river Bohotin in Romania. It
flows into the
Bohotin near Gura Bohotin. Its
length is 20 km (12 mi) and its basin...
- The
Dacian fortress of
Cozia was a
Dacian fortified town. "National
Archaeological Record (RAN)". ran.cimec.ro.
Retrieved 11
November 2012. v t e v t...
- were
built in Căciulata, a
northern area of the town
which is
close to
Cozia Monastery. The
Monastery was
built by
Mircea the Old in 1388
which is also...
- that
Austria had
declared war on Turkey,
caused a Te Deum to be sung in
Cozia Monastery, and on
pretext of
arranging measures with the
Austrian commander-in-chief...
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Carol died in London. He was
buried in
Romania after a
funeral held at the
Cozia Monastery. He
never claimed the
defunct throne of Romania,
unlike his son...
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Carpathians (also
known as the
Banat Mountains), the Olt
River gorge inside Cozia National Park, and the Buzău Mountains. It is
likely that the fragmentation...
