Moldavia

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Moldavia was a historical principality in Eastern Europe, roughly corresponding to parts of modern Romania and Moldova, known for its medieval culture and long period of Ottoman suzerainty.

All labels observed (6)

Label Occurrences
Moldavia canonical 161
Moldavia (Romania) 5
Moldavia region 5

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (162)

Predicate Object
instanceOf former state
historical principality
continent Europe
countryToday Moldova
Romania
Ukraine
hasCapital Adjud
Bacău
Botoșani
Buhuși
Bârlad
Cernăuți
Cetatea Albă
Chișinău
Focșani
Galați
Hotin
Huși
Hârlău
Iași
Ismail
Moldova
Neamț
linked to: Piatra Neamț

Onești
Orhei
Pașcani
Piatra Neamț
Putna
Roman
Romania
Rădăuți
Siret
Soroca
Suceava
Tecuci
Tighina
Târgu Frumos
Târgu Neamț
linked to: Targu Neamț

Târgul Moldovei
Ukraine
Vaslui
Vaslui County
hasEthnicGroup Albanians
Alexander the Good
Alexandru Ioan Cuza
Armenians
Austro-Hungarian Empire
BSEC
Banat
Bessarabia
Black Sea
Boyars
linked to: Boyar

Bukovina
Bulgarians
CEFTA
CIS
Carol I of Romania
Carpathian Mountains
Clergy
Constantin Mavrocordat
Council of Europe
Crișana
Danube River
linked to: Danube

Dimitrie Cantemir
Dniester River
linked to: Dniester

Dobruja
European Commission
European Council
European Parliament
European Union
Eurozone
Ferdinand I of Romania
GUAM
Gagauz
Germans
Greeks
Grigore Ghica
Hospodars
linked to: Hospodar

Hungarians
IMF
Igor Dodon
Ion Iliescu
Jews
Kingdom of Romania
Klaus Iohannis
Lipovans
Maia Sandu
Maramureș
linked to: Maramureș region

Merchants
Michael I of Romania
Mihai Racoviță
Moldavia
Moldavian dialect
Moldavian language
Moldavian painted churches
Moldovan culture
Moldovans
Monks
Muntenia
NATO
NATO Parliamentary Assembly
Nicolae Ceaușescu
Nobility
OSCE
Oltenia
Orthodox monasteries
Ottoman Empire
Ottoman suzerainty
linked to: Ottoman sovereignty

Peasants
Petro Poroshenko
Petru Rareș
Phanariote era
Poles
Princes
Princes of Moldavia
linked to: Prince of Moldavia

Principality of Moldavia
Prut River
Putna Monastery
Roma
Romanian Old Kingdom
Romanian Principalities
Romanian culture
Romanians
Rulers
Russian Empire
Russians
Ruthenians
linked to: Rusyns

Schengen Area
Serbs
Siret River
Soviet Union
Stephen the Great
Stephen the Great's reign
Tatars
Traian Băsescu
Transnistria
Transylvania
Turks
Ukrainians
United Nations
United Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia
Vasile Lupu
Vlachs
linked to: Balkan Vlachs

Vladimir Voronin
Voivodes
linked to: Voivode

Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Voroneț Monastery
WTO
Wallachia
World Bank
boyar aristocracy
feudal system
medieval culture
medieval principality
tributary state
vassal state of the Ottoman Empire
hasLanguage Romanian
hasReligion Eastern Christianity
Eastern Orthodoxy
Romanian Orthodox Church
locatedIn Eastern Europe
partOf Danubian Principalities

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Referenced by (174)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Phanariotes associatedWith Moldavia
Solomon Schechter birthPlace Moldavia
flag of Romania redRepresents Moldavia
Battle of Pruth hasLocation Moldavia
Doina culturalRegion Moldavia
subject linked to: doina
Iași locatedIn Moldavia
leu historicallyUsedIn Moldavia
Nicolae commonInRegion Moldavia
Vlax Roma historicallyLivedIn Moldavia
Cuman people influenced Moldavia
Onești locatedIn Moldavia
Muntenia bordersRegion Moldavia
Bârlad River locatedIn Moldavia
Iași County partOf Moldavia (Romania)
linked to: Moldavia
Mărculești historicalRegion Moldova (historical region)
linked to: Moldavia
Hospodar usedIn Moldavia
Union of the Principalities of 1859 hasPart union of Moldavia
linked to: Moldavia
Fani Tardini Drama Theatre locatedIn Moldavia region
linked to: Moldavia
Oțelul Galați region Moldavia
Stadionul Oțelul locatedIn Moldavia
Western Moldavia partOf Moldavia
Tecuci locatedInRegion Moldavia
Bacău locatedIn Moldavia
subject linked to: Bacau
Bârlad locatedInRegion Moldavia
Bârlad historicalRegion Moldavia