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History timeline

Romania

15 periods and events, 82 BCE – 1989.

Periods and events

WhenPeriod or eventKindSource
82 BCE – 106Dacian kingdom达契亚王国

Burebista and later Decebalus rule a powerful Dacian state.

Dynasty or eraSource
106 – 271Roman Dacia罗马达契亚行省

Trajan conquers Dacia; Latin becomes the root of the Romanian language.

ColonialSource
1310 – 1859Principality of Wallachia瓦拉几亚公国

A Romanian principality south of the Carpathians, founded by Basarab I.

Dynasty or eraSource
1456 – 1462Vlad the Impaler穿刺者弗拉德

The Wallachian prince who fought the Ottomans and inspired the Dracula legend.

Dynasty or eraSource
1570 – 1711Principality of Transylvania特兰西瓦尼亚公国

A semi-independent Ottoman vassal known for religious tolerance.

Dynasty or eraSource
1600Michael the Brave unites the principalities勇敢的米哈伊统一三公国

Briefly rules Wallachia, Transylvania and Moldavia together.

PoliticsSource
1711 – 1821Phanariote rule法纳尔人统治

The Ottomans appoint Greek princes from Istanbul to rule the principalities.

ColonialSource
1859Union of the Principalities两公国合并

Wallachia and Moldavia elect the same prince, Alexandru Ioan Cuza, founding Romania.

PoliticsSource
1877 – 1878War of Independence罗马尼亚独立战争

Fighting beside Russia against the Ottomans, Romania wins full independence.

WarSource
1881 – 1947Kingdom of Romania罗马尼亚王国

Carol I is crowned king; the monarchy lasts until the communists force abdication.

Dynasty or eraSource
1918Great Union大统一

Transylvania, Bessarabia and Bukovina join Romania, nearly doubling its size.

PoliticsSource
1941 – 1945Romania in World War II二战中的罗马尼亚

Antonescu's regime fights with Germany, then Romania switches sides in August 1944.

WarSource
1947 – 1989Communist Romania共产党统治的罗马尼亚

A Soviet-backed one-party state.

PoliticsSource
1965 – 1989Ceaușescu era齐奥塞斯库时代

A personality cult, the Securitate and harsh austerity to repay foreign debt.

PoliticsSource
1989Romanian Revolution罗马尼亚革命

The only violent overthrow of a communist regime in 1989; Ceaușescu is executed.

WarSource

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