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 Radu Ilie (Haidaul), November 1552 - May 1553 Mircea Ciobanul, May 1553 - February 1554 Patrascu cel Bun (son of Radu Paisie), March 1554 - December 1557 Mircea Ciobanul, January 1558 - September 1559 Petru cel Tinar (son of Mircea Ciobanul), September 1559 - June 1568 Alexandru al II-lea (grandson if Mihnea cel Rau), June 1568 - April 1574 Vintila (son of Patrascu cel Bun), May 1574 (he had ruled for 4 days) Alexandru al II-lea, May 1574 - September 1577 Mihnea Turcitul (son of Alexandru al II-lea), September 1577 - iulie 1583 Petru Cercel (son of Patrascu cel Bun), July 1583 - April 1585 Mihnea Turcitul, April 1585 - May 1591 Stefan Surdul (son of Ioan Voda "cel Cumplit"), May 1591 - August 1592 Alexandru cel Rau (gradnson of Alexandru Lapusneanul), September 1592 - September 1593 Mihai Viteazul, prince of Wallahia (September 1593 - August 1601), of Transylvaniei (November 1599 - September 1600) and of Moldovia (May - September 1600) Nicolaie Patrascu, November 1599 - September 1600 sub suzeranitatea tatalui sau, Mihai Viteazul Simion Movila, November 1600 - July 1601 Radu Mihnea (son of Mihnea Turcitul), September 1601 - March 1602 Simion Movila, November 1601 - July 1602 Radu Serban, August 1602 - December 1610 Ocupation of the Prince of Transylvania Gabriel Bathory, December 1610 - March 1611 Radu Mihnea, March - May 1611 Radu Serban, June - September 1611 Radu Mihnea, September 1611 - August 1616 Gavril Movila (son of Simion Movila), August 1616 Alexandru Ilias, September 1616 - May 1618 Gavril Movila, June 1618 - July 1620 Radu Mihnea, August 1620 - August 1623 Alexandru Coconul (son of Radu Mihnea), August 1623 - November 1627 Alexandru Ilias, November 1627 - Octombrie 1629 Leon (se dadea drept son of Stefan Tomsa, domnul Moldovei), October 1629 - July 1632 Radu Ilias (son of Alexandru Ilias), July 1632 - September 1632 Matei Basarab (descendent al boierilor Craiovesti), September 1632 - April 1654 Constantin Serban (son of Radu Serban), April 1654 - January 1658 Mihnea la III-lea (Mihail Radu) (se dadea drept fiu al lui Radu Mihnea), March 1658 - November 1659 Gheorghe Ghica (fost domn al Moldovei), November 1659 - September 1660 Grigore Ghica, September 1660 - November 1664 Radu Leon (son of Leon), December 1664 - March 1669 Antonie Voda din Popesti, March 1669 - February 1672 Grigore Ghica, February 1672 - November 1673 Gheorghe Duca, November 1673 - November 1678 Serban Cantacuzino (nephew from the daughter of Radu Serban), November 1678 - October 1688 Constantin Brancoveanu (nephew from the daughter of Serban Cantacuzino, descendant from Craiovesti), October 1688 - March 1714 Stefan Cantacuzino (nephew from the brother of Serban Cantacuzino), March 1714 - December 1715 Nicolaie Mavrocordat (great-nephew from the daughter of Alexandru Ilias), December 1715 - November 1716 Ioan Mavrocordat (brother of Nicolaie Mavrocordat), November 1716 - February 1719 Nicolaie Mavrocordat, March 1719 - September 1730 Constantin Mavrocordat (son of Nicolaie Mavrocordat), September - October 1730 Mihai Racovita, October 1730 - October 1731 Constantin Mavrocordat, October 1731 - April 1733 Grigore al II-lea Ghica, April 1733 - November 1735 Constantin Mavrocordat, November 1735 - September 1741 Mihai Racovita, September 1741 - July 1744 Constantin Mavrocordat, July 1744 - April 1748 Grigore al II-lea Ghica, April 1748 - August 1752 Matei Ghica (son of Grigore Ghica al II-lea), August 1752 - June 1753 Gheorghe Racovita, June 1753 - February 1756 Constantin Mavrocordat, February 1756 - August 1758 Scarlat Ghica, August 1758 - June 1761 Constantin Mavrocordat, June 1761 - March 1763 Constantin Racovita, March 1763 - January 1764 Stefan Racovita (son of Mihai Racovita), January 1764 - August 1765 Scarlat Ghica, August 1765 - December 1766 Alexandru Ghica (son of Scarlat Ghica), December 1766 - October 1768 Grigore al III-lea Ghica (nephew from the brother of Grigore al II-lea Ghica), October 1768 - November 1769 Russian military administration: November 1769 - July 1774 Manole (Emanuel) Giani Ruset, May 1770 - October 1771 Alexandru Ipsilanti, September 1774 - October 1782 Nicolaie Caragea, January 1782 - July 1783 Mihai Sutu, July 1783 - March 1786 Nicolaie Mavrogheni, March 1786 - June 1790 Austrian military administration: November 1789 - July 1791 Mihai Sutu, March 1791 - January 1793 Alexandru Moruzi (former ruler of Moldavia), January 1793 - 1796 Alexandru Ipsilanti, August 1796 - November 1797 Constantin Hangerli, November 1797 - January 1799 Alexandru Moruzi, February 1799 - October 1801 Mihai Sutu, October 1801 - May 1802 Caimacan: Alexandru Sutu (nephew from the brother of Mihai Sutu Moldavian Prince), June - August 1802 Constantin Ipsilanti (former ruler of Moldavia), August 1802 - August 1806 Alexandru Sutu, August - October 1806 Constantin Ipsilanti, October 1806 - May 1807 Russian military administration: December 1806 - May 1812 Alexandru Sutu, December 1806 (nu ocupa efectiv tronul) Constantin Ipsilanti (under Russian military administration), December 1806 - May 1807 and July - August 1807 Russian military administration: August 1807 - February 1808 Caimacans: February - September 1808 The Five Committee: September 1808 - March 1809 Russian military administration: March 1809 - May 1812 Ioan Gheorghe Caragea, August 1812 - September 1818 Alexandru Sutu, November 1818 - January 1821 Scarlat Callimachi (former ruler of Moldavia), February - June 1821 ( effectively didn't occupy the throne) Ruling if Tudor Vladimirescu (leader of the revolutionary movement from 1821): March - May 1821 Turkish military administration: May 1821 - June 1822 Grigore al IV-lea (nephew from the brother of Grigore al III-lea Ghica), June 1822 - April 1828 Russian military administration: May 1828 - April 1834 Alexandru Ghica (brother with Grigore Ghica), April 1834 - October 1842 Gheorghe Bibescu, December 1842 - June 1848 Temporary Revolutionary Government: 14 June - 28 July 1848 Ad-interim rulers (formed by Ion Heliade Radulescu , Nicolae Golescu and Cristian Tell): 28 July - 13 September 1848 Caimacan Constantin Cantacuzino: September 1848 - June 1849 Barbu Stirbei, June 1849 - October 1853 Russian military administration: October 1853 - July 1854 Turkish military administration: July - August 1854 Austrian military administration: August 1854 - March 1856 Barbu Stirbei, September 1854 - June 1856 (under Austrian military administration till March 1856) Caimacan Alexandru D. Ghica (fostul domn): June 1856 - October 1858 The three Caimacans: Ioan Manu, Emanoil Baleanu and Ioan Alexandru Filipescu, October 1858 - January 1859 Alexandru Ioan Cuza, elected ruler of Wallahia on January 24, 1859

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