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Wallachians could mean: Vlachs,
Eastern Romance-speaking
peoples of
southeastern Europe Inhabitants of Wallachia, a
region of
Romania Inhabitants of Moravian...
- a
narrow p****
north of Giurgiu, Vlad
launched a surprise-attack. The
Wallachians had the
Turks surrounded and
fired with
their handgunners until the entire...
- The
Sultan and the main
Ottoman army left Wallachia, but more and more
Wallachians deserted to Radu. Vlad went to
Transylvania to s**** ****istance from Matthias...
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various systems combining election and
appointment were put in practice.
Wallachian rulers, like the
Moldavian rulers, bore the
titles of
Voivode ("duke")...
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southern Romania and the
easternmost tip of Serbia,
where it is
known as the
Wallachian Plain (Serbian: Влашка низија, romanized: Vlaška nizija). It is part of...
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Ottoman ****ault
supported by
flanking cavalry forced the
Wallachians to retreat.
However a
Wallachian counterattack on the
pursuing Ottomans forced them back...
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Wallachian campaign Bayezid's
Campaign against Wallachia Crusade of
Nicopolis Crusade of
Varna Battle of
Kosovo (1448)
Night attack at Târgoviște Long...
- attacks. They
resisted a
series of
attacks by the
Wallachian-led
combined troops,
until finally the
Wallachians bombarded their positions. The
German and Austrian...
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their property if they
accompanied him to Wallachia. The
Ottomans and
Wallachians laid
siege to Sibiu, but the
siege lasted only for 8 days. They destro****...
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matches the
historical perspective of the
Wallachians. Some take this to mean that
Stoker opted for the
Wallachian, not the
Szekler interpretation, thus lending...
