Faction - Principality of Wallachia

[mircea]

BACK TO THE POINT OF THIS THREAD: I was wondering if someone could cross-reference this settlement/province list. The map is divided up as such:

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Wallachia is composed of 5 regions, which we have named:
#. City - Province
1. Severin – Zara Severeun/Ţara Severinului/Banat (one of these).
2. Argeş – Argeş (we might rename the city "Curtea de Argeş")
3. Craiova - Oltenia
4. Târgoviste – Câmpia Dâmboviţei (literally: Dambovita Plains)
5. Brăila - Muntenia

1. Severin and Banatul de Severin (because Vladislav Vlaicu, Mihail I and Mircea cel Batran had the title of Ban de Severin, and we even have mentioned a ban of Severin during Mircea's reign - a jupan Vladislav in a document from 1389.)
4. Târgoviste – Câmpia Dâmboviţei, (maybe better just Dâmboviţa, like the county. A name could be Codrii Vlasiei, although the forest was located further to the SE, in the area of Bucharest-Ploiesti)
5. Brăila - Muntenia (Muntenia is the whole are E of river Olt. A better name would be Baragan, a name with cuman roots, so probably this term was knew in Wallachia of XIV c.)

Cheers

[mircea]

Great images escho, esspecially the artistically drawn map

[Tzar]

The first post has been updated with Family tree.

[escho]

Great images escho, esspecially the artistically drawn map

tnx colega !!!

[ShockBlast]

Sry for the roster i thought little fantasy can`t hurt.
Ok if i sugest any units they will have a history backround.

[Orko]

According to this map, Wallachia doesn't start with Severin.

[Romano-Dacis]

That map is in the late 13th century, at least 50 years before the start of the game!! You'll also notice that Wallachia and Moldova are "Kunorszag" (a.k.a Cumania) since they didn't exist as unified states during this map's time (though Wallachia obviously does by 1330). The map kind of simplifies the political situation, because even in 1290, the region was not one state of "Banat of Severin" but in fact a series of smaller voievodships ruled by Barbat, Litovoi, Seneslav etc. [Diploma of Joanite Knights, 1247] who were to a nominal extent Hungarian protectorates, but as is attested, often fought against the Hungarian king (as Litovoi did). Litovoi's successor and brother, Barbat, did become a Hungarian vassal after losing in the uprising in 1279, and in 1285 he's still shown as ruling "Litua's Country" (Litovoi's country).

The date that Basarab takes Severin is not entirely known, though it has to be between 1330 (when it is taken by Charles of Anjou who places a noble, Dyonisus, as the Ban of Severin) and 1345 (when Basarab is shown in Hungarian documents as ruler of Severin). Chances are Basarab retook it sooner rather than later, given the defeat of the Hungarian invading army at Posada, which would have left Severin undefended, save for a small garrison. Note that Basarab was ruling over Severin before 1330 as well, otherwise there would be no point in Charles installing Dyonisius on the throne of Severin.

[mircea]

I found some great info about Wallachia, but also for Hungary
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...ight=Wallachia

[DAR]

Great information
But they are Hungarian warriors, except Drakula gróf, but its just a legend...
Thx

[Vict0r_1984]

If romanian names needed:
characters

Adrian
Alexandru
Alin
Andrei
Basarab
Bogdan
Calin
Catalin
Constantin
Cosmin
Costel
Dan
Daniel
Dobos
Dorin
Dorinel
Dragos
Filip
Flaviu
Flavius
Florin
Florea
Gavril
Gabriel
Gheorghe
George
Gica
Gigi
Gigel
Iacob
Iancu
Ilie
Ilias
Iulian
Iuliu
Ioan
Litovoi
Liviu
Mai
Manea
Manuel
Marian
Matei
Mihai
Mihail
Mihnea
Mircea
Miron
Moise
Nae
Nicolae
Niculae
Ovidiu
Petre
Petru
Radu
Razvan
Sechel
Silviu
Simion
Sorin
Stefan
Stefanita
Victor
Vlad
Vladislav
surnames

Anton
Antonescu
Albut
Alecsandri
Ardeleanu
Augustus
Baltag
Bara
Boieru
Buruiana
Bucur
Calinescu
Cazacul
cel Rau
cel bun
cel Mare
cel Batran
cel Frumos
cel cumplit
Calaul
Calota
Calugarul
Calugarescu
Chelaru
Ciobanul
Craciunescu
Craioveanu
Cojocaru
Cornea
Corvin
Cosbuc
Curca
Deaconu
Diaconescu
Dobokai
Eminovic
Florea
Florescu
Georgescu
Gheorghiu
Ghica
Hotul
Iliescu
Ionescu
Irimia
Lacusta
Lapusneanul
Lopataru
Lucescu
Lupescu
Marcu
Maxim
Moara
Moldovan
Moldoveanu
Movila
Munteanu
Muresan
Mutu
Musatei
Nemet
Negustoru
Nobilul
Olah
Olaru
Olteanu
Parvu
Pescaru
Petrescu
Popescu
Porumboiu
Rades
Radulescu
Rares
Rusu
Viteazul
Voda
Inecatul
Palko
Patrascu
Patrascoiu
Potcoava
Popa
Radoi
Roman
Sasul
Schiopul
Seneslav
Sorescu
Speriatul
Surdul
Suciu
Teodosie
Tepes
Ursan
Unguru
Valahul
Varga
Vasilache
Veres
Vintila
Voislav
Vulturu
Zaharia
Zgarcitu
Zugravu
I
II
III
;;bynames

de Hunedoara
de la Arges
de la Slatina
de la Severin
de la Craciuna
de la Bran
de la Timisoara
de la Baia
de la Cozia
de la Hotin
din Braila
din Targoviste
din Carpati
din Chilia
din Fagaras
din Oltenia
din Dobrogea
din Muntenia
din Vrancea
din Ardeal
din Banat
din Crisana
din Campulung
din Suceava
women

Adina
Adriana
Ana
Anca
Andreea
Alina
Beatrice
Carmen
Clara
Corina
Cosmina
Crina
Cristina
Cristiana
Dana
Daniela
Ecaterina
Elena
Elisabeta
Florina
Gabriela
Georgiana
Georgeta
Ileana
Ioana
Irina
Iulia
Iuliana
Larisa
Liliana
Livia
Loredana
Magdalena
Margareta
Maria
Mariana
Narcisa
Nicoleta
Oana
Olga
Olivia
Otilia
Raluca
Rebeca
Rodica
Roxana
Rucsandra
Sabina
Silvia
Sorina
Teodora
Violeta
Viorica

but we will have to make a cleaning. Some of them are new names, and we need to keep only the ones who existed in the period

[Romano-Dacis]

Great list man! I'll sort through them, see which ones we don't already have, and add them to the names list.

Some names however, we might exclude. For example, I don't think we'll have "inecatul" as a surname, since that really was only given to one guy because he ran his horse into a river while he was drunk and drowned! The bynames for regions outside of Wallachia probably won't be added (Timisoara etc.) or we'll just use one name ("Din Ardeal") for those regions.

Yes, I know Timisoara is actually in Banat.

[Vict0r_1984]

Ok. I know that some names may be excluded, and a part of them can be new. I also don`t know exactly when a name has been adopted, so we can remove the ones from renaissance and modern era. There are also names like din Hotin, Baia etc which can be used at Moldavia.

[mircea]

I found a very good list of names on a Phd Thesis about Boyars.

Alexandru,
Neagoe,
Drag/Drăghici,
Pârvu,
Danciu,
Barbu,
Datco,
Peia,
Vâlsan,
Marcea,
Vlaicu,
Vladislav,
Oprea,
Baldovin.
Feminine: Calea, Caplea, Neaga, Neacşa, Marga, Stana, Stanca.

[mircea]

Useful for names is the list of rulers of Wallachia.
Litovoi, before 1247 - c. 1273, ruler in a state in Oltenia
Seneslav, ruler in a state on Arges in 1247 (probably before and after 1247)
Barbat, c. 1273 - c. 1290, ruler in a state from Oltenia
Tihomir (Tugomir), c. 1290 - c. 1310
Basarab, (Ivanco, Ioan) (son of Tihomir), c. 1310 (first suremention in 1319) - before 1324, local ruler; in 1324 - 1352 great ruler
Nicolaie - Alexandru (son of Basarab), 1352 - 16 November 1364
Vladislav I (Vlaicu) (son of Nicolaie - Alexandru), 16 November 1364 - c. 1377, associated in 1372, with his brother Radu I
Radu I (son of Nicolaie - Alexandru), c. 1377 - 1383
Dan I (son of Radu I), c. 1383 - September 1386; from 1383 associated with his brother, Mircea ce Batrin
Mircea cel Batrin, September 1386 - January 1418; from 1408 have associated his son, Mihail; Vlad I interrup his ruling
Vlad I (son of Dan I), November 1394 - January 1397
Mihail I (son of Mircea cel Batrin), January 1418 - August 1420
Radu al II-lea Prasnaglava (Chelul) (son of Mircea cel Batrin), August 1420 - 1422, 1423 (Summer), 1424 (before 10 November), May 1426, January - Spring 1427
Dan al II-lea (son of Dan I), 1422 - February - March 1431
Alexandru I (Aldea) (son of Mircea cel Batrin), February - March 1431 - December 1436
Vlad Dracul (son of Mircea cel Batrin), December 1436 - 1442 (Autumn), 1443 (Spring) - December 1446
Mircea (son of Vlad Dracul), 1442 (toamna)
Basarab al II-lea (son of Dan al II-lea), December 1442 - 1443 (Spring)
Vladislav al II-lea (son of Dan al II-lea), December 1446 - 1456 (between 15 April and 3 June)
Vlad Tepes (son of Vlad Dracul), 1456 (intre April - June) - November 1462
Radu cel Frumos (son of Vlad Dracul), November 1462 - January 1475; his ruling was interrupt by Basarab cel Batrin
Basarab cel Batrin (Laiota) (son of Dan al II-lea), November - December 1473, Spring - October 1474, January 1475 - November 1476
Vlad Tepes (son of Vlad Dracul), November - December 1476
Basarab cel Batrin (Laiota) (son of Dan al II-lea), December 1476 - November 1477
Basarab cel Tinar (Tepelus) (son of Basarab al II-lea), November 1477 - September 1481
Mircea (son of Vlad Dracul), (domnie incerta), 1481
Vlad Calugarul (son of Vlad Dracul), September - November 1481
Basarab cel Tinar (Tepelus) (son of Basarab al II-lea), November 1481 - 1482 (March - April)
Vlad Calugarul, April 1482 - September 1495
Radu cel Mare (son of Vlad Calugarul), September 1495 - April 1508
Mihnea cel Rau (son of Vlad Tepes), April 1508 - October 1509
Mircea (son of Mihnea cel Rau), October 1509 - February 1510
Vlad cel Tinar (Vladut) (son of Vlad Calugarul), February 1510 - January 1512
Neagoie Basarab (son of Pirvu Craiovescu), January 1512 - September 1521
Teodosie (son of Neagoie Basarab), September - December 1521
Vlad (Dragomir Calugarul) (unknown filiation), October - November 1551
Radu de la Afumati (son of Radu cel Mare), January - April, June - August, October 1522 - April 1523
Vladilav al III-lea (grandson of Vladislav al II-lea), April - November 1523
Radu Badica (son of Radu cel Mare), November 1523 - January 1524
Radu de la Afumati, January - June 1524
Vladislav al III-lea, June - September 1524
Radu de la Afumati, September 1524 - April 1525
Vladislav al III-lea, April - August 1525
Radu de la Afumati, August 1525 - January 1529
Moise (son of Vladislav al III-lea), January 1529 - June 1530
Vlad Inecatul (son of Vlad cel Tinar), June 1530 - September 1532
Vlad Vintila (from Slatina) (son of Radu cel Mare), September 1532 - June 1535; his ruling was interruped Radu Paisie (September - November 1534)
Radu Paisie (Petru de la Arges) (son of Radu cel Mare), September - November 1534; June 1535 - March 1545 (before 17)
Mircea Ciobanul (son of Radu cel Mare), March 1545 - November 1552

sorry for the long post

[Vict0r_1984]

No problem. I used all the names from the list with the romanian rulers at my post, but also some names who exist in the present but not in past, and need to be deleted.

[Vict0r_1984]

Your list with boyar names is very good Mircea, I will make a new list of romanian names only with yours, and some new female names from the wifes of some rulers, cause they are few.
I am wondering if there can be added some hungarian names, cause the two nations haved some links.
And the names from the roman empire like Ovidiu, Augustus, Constantin, Cristina (at byzantines) and others can be added?

[Vict0r_1984]

This is the new list who is 100% historical accurate, but I used also some latine and hungarian names which exist in Romania:

characters
Adrian
Alexandru
Alexandrel
Aron
Baldovin
Basarab
Barbu
Bogdan
Constantin
Dan
Daniel
Danciu
Datco
Dobos
Dragos
Draghici
Dumitru
Flavius
Filip
Gheorghe
Grigore
Iacob
Iancu
Ieremia
Ilias
Ilie
Ioan
Ion
Iulian
Laurentiu
Lazar
Litovoi
Lucian
Manea
Mihai
Mihail
Mihnea
Mircea
Miron
Moise
Neagoe
Nicolae
Nicolaie
Oprea
Ovidiu
Parvu
Paul
Peia
Petru
Radu
Razvan
Roman
Simion
Sebastian
Seneslav
Serban
Stefan
Stefanita
Teodosie
Tihomir
Valentin
Valsan
Valentin
Vasile
Vintila
Vlad
Vladislav
Vlaicu
Voislav

surnames
Aldea
Antonie
Augustus
Calugarul
Cantemir
Cazacul
cel Batrin
cel Bun
cel Cumplit
cel Frumos
cel Mare
cel Rau
cel Tinar
Ciobanu
Clopotaru
Cornea
Craioveanu
Crisan
Dumitrascu
Eraclid
Ghica
Grigorecsu
Joldea
Lacusta
Lungu
Lapusneanul
Lupu
Lupescu
Marcu
Mihailescu
Moldoveanu
Movila
Musatei
Mutu
Olaru
Olteanu
Paisie
Palko
Patrascu
Petrescu
Petriceicu
Popa
Potcoava
Racovita
Rares
Rusu
Tamas
Tepes
Tiranul
Tomsa
Schiopu
Surdu
Ursan
Veres
Viteazul
Voda
Zgarcitu
I
II
III

;;bynames
de la Arges
de la Bran
de la Campulung
de la Calugareni
de la Cozia
de la Craciuna
de la Giurgiu
de la Rovine
de la Turnu
de la Slatina
de la Severin
din Ardeal
din Braila
din Targoviste
din Caliacra
din Carpati
din Chilia
din Fagaras
din Oltenia
din Dobrogea
din Muntenia
din Vrancea
din Banat
din Modova

women
Adriana
Ana
Anabela
Anca
Aurora
Beatrice
Calea
Caplea
Cristina
Cristiana
Dana
Daniela
Elena
Emilia
Felicia
Florina
Ileana
Irina
Iulia
Iuliana
Lavinia
Larisa
Margareta
Maria
Mariana
Mirabela
Neaga
Marga
Patricia
Rucsandra
Olivia
Sabina
Sofia
Stana
Stanca
Valentina
Violeta

Note: I used also Mircea`s list of names.

[Orko]

I think Campulung should be included as the capital ofWallachia.

[yxc qwert!]

-ardeal, -bran etc.

[Silesian_Noble]

I think Campulung should be included as the capital ofWallachia.

Shouldn't rather the capital be in Curtea de Arges? :hmmm: