Moldavia
Eastern European territory
Moldavia is a historical region in Eastern Europe, now divided between Romania and the Republic of Moldova.
The name persists in historical contexts and sometimes as an informal reference to Moldova: the principality of Moldavia, Moldavian wines.
The adjective Moldavian applies to both the historical region and modern Moldova.
Noble-ruled territory
- RomaniaSoutheastern European nation
- OttomanMember of Turkish dynasty
- vassalLand-holding sworn subordinate
- suzeraintyControl without full annexation
boyar · medieval · Danube · Dniester · autonomy · tributary · monastery · chronicles
Romanian historical region
- PrussiaFormer German kingdom
- BohemiaCentral European historical region
- MoraviaCentral European historical region
- YugoslaviaFormer South Slav federation
Czechoslovakia · Galicia · Serbia · Montenegro · Bulgaria · Ottoman Empire · Austria-Hungary · Byzantine
principality
Noble-ruled territory
- RomaniaSoutheastern European nation
- OttomanMember of Turkish dynasty
- vassalLand-holding sworn subordinate
suzerainty · boyar · medieval · Danube · Dniester · autonomy · tributary · monastery · chronicles
Transylvania
Romanian historical region
- PrussiaFormer German kingdom
- BohemiaCentral European historical region
- MoraviaCentral European historical region
Yugoslavia · Czechoslovakia · Galicia · Serbia · Montenegro · Bulgaria · Ottoman Empire · Austria-Hungary · Byzantine · Crimean Khanate
MoldaviaRussia
Eurasian federation, largest country