Thirty articles tracing our people’s history across more than two millennia: from the Getic-Dacian kingdom through the founding of the medieval states, the Great Union and the trials of the twentieth century, to Romania today.
The Dacians and Rome
Burebista, Decebalus, Roman Dacia and the formation of the people
Migrations and foundations
From the Aurelian withdrawal to the medieval states
- 5The Age of Migrations and the Aurelian Withdrawal (3rd–10th Centuries)
- 6Knezates, Voivodeships and the Great Invasions (9th–13th Centuries)
- 7The Founding of Wallachia: Basarab I and the Battle of Posada
- 8Mircea the Elder and the Struggle Against Ottoman Expansion
- 9The Founding of Moldavia: From Dragoș to Alexander the Good
Voivodes and princes
Stephen, Vlad, Michael, Brâncoveanu and the culture of the 15th–17th centuries
- 10Stephen the Great and Holy (1457–1504)
- 11Vlad the Impaler, Neagoe Basarab and Wallachia in the 15th–16th Centuries
- 12Medieval Transylvania: Voivodeship, Nobles and Serfs
- 13Ottoman Suzerainty and the Romanian Princes of the 16th Century
- 14Michael the Brave and the First Union of the Romanian Lands (1600)
- 15Matei Basarab, Vasile Lupu and the Culture of the 17th Century
- 16Constantin Brâncoveanu and Dimitrie Cantemir
The Phanariote era and the awakening of the nation
From the Phanariotes to the Union of the Principalities
Modern Romania
The Kingdom, the war of reunification and the Great Union
The twentieth century and the present
War, communism, the Revolution and European integration