Bistriţa River (Moldavia)
Bistriţa River (Moldavia) For the river with the same name ... a river in the Romanian region of Moldavia. Near Bacău it flows into the Siret ...
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Talk:Bistriţa River (Moldavia)
Talk:Bistriţa River (Moldavia) (( too bad this is a stub)) The bistrita is a quit long river. Following the Bistrita starting from Vatra Dornei you encounter the ...
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Bistriţa River
... in Romania: Bistriţa River (Transylvania) Bistriţa River (Moldavia) This is a disambiguation page: a list ...
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Bistriţa (disambiguation)
... may refer to: Bistriţa, Romania Bistriţa River (Moldavia) Bistriţa River (Transylvania) Bistriţa-Năsăud County, Romania ...
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Bistriţa River (Transylvania)
... the same name in the Romanian region Moldavia, see: Bistriţa River (Moldavia). The Bistriţa (Hungarian: Beszterce) is a river ...
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Talk:Origin of Romanians/Archive2
... names of some major rivers, such as Bistrita, Târnava, Cerna and some minor ones like ... in Slovakia). The same is true for Bistrita (pronounced exactly the same as Bystrika, from ... that on the superior valley of river Bistrita, the local Romanians still call the river ... origin "repede", which means the same as Bistrita in Slavic, i.e. Rapid, Fast). there ... defined, which means southern Wallachia and southern Moldavia. The duration and the intensity of ...
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User talk:Criztu
... you merge the river articles Bistriţa River (Moldavia) and Bistriţa River (Transylvania)? I'm going ... if we consider Triannon. same problem with Moldavia, it was a principality that encompassed Bukovina ... names of the Principalities of Transylvania and Moldavia presented as regions of Romania. I would differentiante the locations of Bistrita rivers by the specificaly ROmanian Ardeal and ...
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User talk:Bogdangiusca/Archive9
... 2006 (UTC) The earliest Catholic diocese in Moldavia was not "Hungarian": it was the Cumans ... Cumans lived across the Southern half of Moldavia, from Comăneşti to Galaţi, Vaslui, Covurlui (all ... the local structure) and the followers in Moldavia. Because the Church was already (and for ... and "being Hungarian" - simply because, in medieval Moldavia, the two would usually blend into each ... 5 January 2006 (UTC) p Towns in Moldavia have Hungarian names from around the ...
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History of Transylvania
... May 1600 Michael also gained control of Moldavia, uniting the three principalities of Wallachia, Moldavia and Transylvania (the three main parts of ... Brave Union of Transylvania with Wallachia and Moldavia by Michael the Brave From 1604-1606 ... Romanian families to cross into Wallachia and Moldavia searching for better lives. However, in the ...
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Talk:Harghita/Vote
... of ROmania are not Transylvania, Wallachia and Moldavia. the regions are CEntral, Southern, Northern, etc ... remove this "in Transylvania", "in Wallachia", "in Moldavia" thing from the lead paragraphs and add ... Administrative divisions of RO; Transylvania, Wallachia and Moldavia are not represented on any Administrative map ...
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