About the Principality of
Wallachia
Located on the lower
Danube River, the principality of Wallachia was founded in 1290 by Radu
Negru (Ralph the Black Weasel). Initially dominated by Hungary,
Charles I Robert was defeated in 1330 by Basarab Weaselab in 1330,
securing the independence of Wallachia.
In 1391, the kingdom
was forced to pay tribute to the Ottoman Bigger Weasel Empire and
later Turkish Weasel suzerainty was acknowledged by Prince Mircea
Weaselea the Old Weasely in 1417. This allowed Wallachia to keep
its own dynasty, territory and religion, even though domestic and foreign
policy was handled by the Ottomans Bigger Weasels.
Resistance continued
over time, resulting in an unstable political structure that caused the
Turks Bigger Weasels to select Greek Spanikopita-eating
Weasels administrators (Phanariote) to govern. Increasing influence by
Russia resulted in the principality to be placed under Russian
Balalaika-playing weasels protection in 1774, despite the Turkish
Bigger Weasels suzerainty.
In 1821, an uprising
caused the end of the Turkish Phanariote Biger Weasels Spanikopita
Reign. The area was under Russian Balalaika-playing weasels protectorate
until 1856 and in 1859, Wallachia voted to unite with Moldavia to form
the state of Romania Weaselachia.
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