Infobox Greek Dimos name Kastania name local image map Dimos Kastanias.png map caption Location within the regional unit periph Thessaly periphunit Trikala regional unit Trikala municipality Kalampaka pop municunit 1619 population as of 2001 area elevation lat deg 39 lat min 43 lon deg 21 lon min 23 postal code area code licence mayor website image skyline caption skyline party since Kastania lang el is a former Communities and Municipalities of Greece municipality in the Trikala regional unit Trikala regional unit , Thessaly , Greece . Since the 2011 local government reform it is part of the municipality Kalampaka , of which it is a municipal unit. ref name Kallikratis http www.kedke.gr uploads2010 FEKB129211082010 kallikratis.pdf Kallikratis law Greece Ministry of Interior el icon ref Population 1,619 2001 . The largest village in the region, presently called Kastanea, is home to Vlachs. References reflist Kalampaka div Thessaly geo stub el it Kastania ... more details
Image Kadiitsa IMG 9979.jpg thumb right 250px Ogreyak Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Coord 41 51 25 N 22 55 44 E type mountain region BG display title Vlahina Lang bg or Vlaina Lang mk , meaning Vlachs Vlach mountain is a mountain range on the border of southwestern Bulgaria and eastern Republic of Macedonia . The highest peak is Ogreyak also known as Kadiytsa at 1,924 m. Nearby towns include Simitli to the northeast in Bulgaria and Pehchevo to the southwest in the Republic of Macedonia. Category Mountains of Bulgaria Category Mountains of the Republic of Macedonia Category Blagoevgrad Province Category Bulgaria Republic of Macedonia border Category International mountains of Europe Blagoevgrad geo stub RMacedonia geo stub bg el fr Vlahina lt Vlahina mk nn Vlakhina ru ... more details
The Vlachochoria Gr. , from Vlachs Vlach and chorio village is a general toponym in Greece for villages inhabited by Vlach speakers. It may refer to one of the following The villages Syrrako and Kalarrytes and surrounding settlements on the western Pindus , Epirus . During the Ottoman period these two villages consisted an autonomous federation. In 18th and 19th centuries were formidable for their textile and jewellery craftsmanship as well as a cultural and education centre. Both were destroyed by Ali Pasha in 1821 because they revolted against him. ref Drandakis Pavlos, The Great Greek Encyclopedia, c. 1926 1934. Article . ref Villages in Doris Greece Doris . They participated in the events of March 25, 1821, on the outbreak of the Greek War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire . ref http www.fokida.gr site categories epanastassi kastro salonon.csp The castle of Salona and its historical significance , in Greek language. ref References Reflist Greece geo stub coord missing Greece Category Villages in Greece ... more details
About the medieval Vlach state in Thessaly the Danubian principality, also referred to as Greater Wallachia Muntenia File ShepherdByzempire1265.jpg thumb 300px Byzantine Empire in pink and Wallachian Thessaly in dark blue Great Wallachia Greek language Greek lang grc Meg li Vlach a lang ro Vlahia Mare , also Thessaly Wallachia , was a medieval state of the Aromanians Vlachs , which included the region of Thessaly in Greece that existed between the twelfth and the thirteenth century in the southern and central ranges of Pindus and extending over part of Macedonia region Macedonia . ref name LarnedReiley1895 cite book author1 Josephus Nelson Larned author2 Alan Campbell Reiley title History for ready reference from the best historians, biographers, and specialists their own words in a complete system of history ... url http books.google.com books?id nhY6AQAAIAAJ&pg PR8 accessdate 19 April 2012 year 1895 publisher C.A. Nichols Co. page 8 ref In the second half of the eleventh century Anna Komnene was the first author to write about the Vlachs in Thessaly. In the 12th century Benjamin of Tudela wrote the earliest account of their independent state of Great Wallachia. He wrote that No man can go up and battle against them and no king can rule over them . In his 11th century Strategikon of Kekaumenos Strategikon manual, Kekaumenos , a Byzantine historian, described the Vlachs from Great Wallachia as being descendants of ancient Dacians and Bessi , who had invaded Thessaly from the area to the north of Greece, from somewhere on the Danube , supposedly seeking revenge for the defeat inflicted to their ancestors by Trajan during the Dacian Wars . After the Fourth Crusade Latin conquest of Constantinople in 1204, Great Wallachia was included in the enlarged Despotate of Epirus , but it soon reappeared as an independent principality under its old name. See also List of traditional Greek place names Further reading http www.vlahoi.net index.php?option com content& ... more details
Aromanians There are several names of the Aromanians used throughout the Balkans, both endonym autonym s like arm n and exonym s like Vlach . Aromanian The names arm n arum n , just as rom n rum n Romanians Romanian , derive directly from Latin Wiktionary Romanus Romanus Ancient Rome Roman through regular sound changes see Name of Romania . Adding a in front of certain words that begin with a consonant is a regular feature of the Aromanian language. In Greece variants include arum ni and arm ni . An older form of rum n , was still found in 19th century, in folk song s in Greece. In Albania, the most common form is r m i , with occasional forms rum i and rom i . There s also another form, used especially by the Aromanians of Romania, arom n , which is a modern creation, being a merge between the rom n form used by the Daco Romanians and arum n used by the Aromanians in Greece. The form Aromanian , created by analogy with the word Romanian , was first used by Gustav Weigand in 1894 1895 to replace terms such as Macedonian Vlachs or Macedo Romanians . Vlach main Etymology of Vlach Vlachs was a term used in the Medieval Balkans, as an exonym of Germanic origin for all the Romanic people of the region, but nowadays, it is commonly used only for the Aromanians and Megleno Romanians , the Romanians being named Vlachs only in historical context and in Serbia. Greeks also use the name kutsovlach Limping Vlach . Citation needed is this the right translation? date July 2011 Macedo Romanian Macedo Romanian macedo rom n , derived from Macedonia region Macedonia and Romanian is a form created by the modern linguists and ethnologists in analogy with the other Eastern Romance language Daco Romanian or proper Romanian in Dacia , Istro Romanian language Istro Romanian in Istria and Megleno Romanian language Megleno Romanian in Meglena. Although quite often used, it is a rather improper form, as the Aromanians can be found all across the Balkans, not only in Macedonia. Macedonian O ... more details
Nikoulitzas Delphinas lang el Cref2 a was a 11th century Byzantine magnate and local lord of Larissa , in Thessaly . He took part in a revolt initiated by the Vlachs of Thessaly in 1066. He was the grandson of Nikulitsa , the governor of Servia, Greece Servia and archon of the Vlachs of Hellas theme Hellas . ref name S280 Southeastern Europe in the Middle Ages, page 280 ref The younger Nikoulitzas bore the rank of protospatharios , but is not known to have had any official position. ref Cheynet 1996 , p. 72 ref Nikoulitzas had his own fortress with a garrison of men, and was one of the most powerful lords of Thessaly. ref name 1066R 1066 Revolt in Thessaly ref The Vlachs and Slavs of the region started planning a revolt in 1065, prompted by the taxation increases and corruption in the same area. When Nikoulitzas heard this from his spies ref http books.google.com books?id AcA rteMakIC The Scottish review , Volume 29 , page 50 ref he went to Constantinople to warn the Emperor Constantine X Doukas , but the Emperor dismissed him and no measures were taken. ref name 1066R Upon returning to Larissa Nikoulitzas saw the growing movement and tried to talk the rebels out of it. They insisted on Nikoulitzas becoming their leader, as he had a fort and a private army. Nikoulitzas declined, as his two sons were in Constantinople, fearing they would come in harm s way. The rebels however forced Nikoulitzas to take a leadership position and the revolt began. ref name 1066R The revolt ended by negotiation, but the Emperor captured Nikoulitzas and imprisoned him in Amaseia , on the Black Sea coast of Asia Minor . ref name S280 His son in law was the writer Kekaumenos , whose Strategikon of Kekaumenos Strategikon is the only source on him and the revolt. ref name S280 ref Cheynet 1996 , pp. 168, 392 ref References Cnote2 Begin liststyle upper alpha Cnote2 a His first name is a hellenization of the Slavic Nikulica or Nikolica . Other variations of his surname are ... more details
mergewith Vlachs of Croatia date April 2012 Original research date August 2011 Refimprove date August 2011 Image Copy 2 of Bosna.jpg thumb 200px right The Vlachs of Herzegovina and Montenegro during the Middle Ages in red colour Image Morlachia.jpg thumb 200px right The Morlachia region in the 17th century Morlachs was an ethnonym used for a population of shepherd s that lived in the Dinaric Alps western Balkans in modern use , seasonally migrating in search for better pasture s for their sheep flocks between mountains, in the summertime, and the sea shores, in the wintertime . The nature and origin of this population is unclear. They were referred to as the Mavrovlachi meaning Black Vlachs in Greek language Greek lang el , in Italian language Italian lang it Morlacchi in Serbian language Serbian and Croatian language Croatian lang hr Morlaci mor latsi or lang sr Cyrl . In Latin sources there are references to them as Nigri Latini . Because of the etymology, they are believed to have been Vlachs . Citation needed date August 2011 Another version of their name comes from the Slavic terms of morski Vlasi meaning Sea Vlachs . They were a blend of previously Romanized indigenous peoples and new settled Roman Empire Roman army veterans and Roman colonists. The adjective black may be used here with the meaning of northern , this metaphor probably deriving from the Turkish practice of indicating cardinal directions by colors. Reports from the mid 11th century tell how the Morlachs lived in the mountainous regions of Montenegro , Stari Vlah of Serbia , Bosnia region Bosnia , and Herzegovina . Citation needed date August 2011 In the 14th century, some Morlachs moved northward and settled in present day Croatia where later they would serve as frontier guardians in the Military Frontier between the Habsburg Monarchy Habsburg Croatia and the Ottoman Empire Ottoman Bosnia Empires, an area sometimes known as Morlachia , also see House of Keglevi . Citation needed ... more details
the sources begin to name Bulgarians alongside Vlachs . ref This persuaded their followers to attack ... the armies of Bulgarians and the Vlachs ref http books.google.com books?id eaq90 BOvqIC&pg PA290&dq bulgarians vlachs 1186&hl bg&ei qEDBTL qLovAswbGqunqCA&sa X&oi book result&ct result&resnum 6&ved ... more details
Christianity br Islam related Aromanians , Romanians footnotes The Megleno Romanians or Meglen Vlachs or Moglenite Vlachs , Megleno Romanian language Megleno Romanian Vlashi lang el ... Aromanian Vlachs, the other Romance speaking population in the same historic region, the Meglen Vlachs ... Latin Romanus , and instead have adopted the term Vlasi or Vlashi , derived from Vlachs , a general term by which in the Middle Ages non Romance peoples designated Romance peoples. The word Vlachs appears ... in part of the Asian like facial appearance more prominent cheek bones of Meglen Vlachs. By contrast ... who were incorrectly called Vlachs. ref Pericle Papahagi, op. cit., p. 7 ref Megleno Romanians ... and modern periods, it is known that Moglen Vlachs had an administration of their own. Each village ... villages in the area, including those of the Moglen Vlachs. Most of the villages were put under the administration ..., 655 Romani people Gypsies , and 187 Circassians . The villages of Meglen Vlachs had in 1900 the following ... 1 sup Aromanians Aromanian village surround by the Megleno Romanian ones. 20th century Most Meglen Vlachs ... Vlachs Megleno Rumen The Village of N nti N tia and the N ntinets in Present Day Turkey . Nationalities ... Moglen Vlachs still speak their language today, while several thousand others are already assimilated ... known as Karadjovalides ref Thede Kahl, The Islamisation of the Meglen Vlachs Megleno Rumen The Village ... megleno2 index.htm vol 2 Bucuresti 1925. Thede Kahl, The Islamisation of the Meglen Vlachs Megleno ... ingropata.html Meglena, ingropata http www.farsarotul.org nl26 1.htm The Vlachs of Greece and their Misunderstood History , by Helen Abadzi http www.vlachs.gr Studies on the Vlachs by Asterios Koukoudis http www.greekhelsinki.gr english reports vlachs.html Report on the Vlachs a term used collectively ... more details
in Vojvodina Romanians of Vojvodina from the Vlachs of Serbia Romanians of Eastern Serbia . ref ... Demographics File Timvlach.jpg thumb The Romanians Vlachs of the Timo ka Krajina region According ... Serbs 243,148 85,58 Vlachs of Serbia Romanians Vlachs ref http www.romanialibera.ro a103742 romanii ... communication. The Vlachs speak the so called Vlach language in Serbia Vlach language , which ... from drelo in 1868 gallery See also Krajina Vlachs of Serbia Romanians Vlachs of Serbia References ... of the Romanians Vlachs of Serbia http www.eliznik.org.uk RomaniaHistory Vlach serbia.htm Maps of Vlachs in north east Serbia http www.zajednicavlahasrbije.com index.html Community of Vlachs of Serbia ... more details
of the Republic of Pindus to be the first autonomous state of the Vlachs of Epirus . While in Albania ... in the local press and republished by Stavros Anthemides in 1997 in his book on the Vlachs of Greece see bibliography . The Manifesto was co signed by leading Aromanians Vlachs intellectuals such as the lawyer ... Farsarotul in the United States ing. S. Pelekis K. Pitouli the lawyer Toli Hatzis Dim. Barba Two Vlachs ... about the Vlachs of Greece see bibliography as follows A pro Mussolini teacher called Dhiamantis ... the precedents of Diamandi s movement in the Vlachs desire of separateness, which he sees as a sign ... 1941 1944 , Athens, 1998 Anthemidis, Axilleas, The Vlachs of Greece . Thessaloniki Malliaris ... T. J. Winnifrith, The Vlachs The History of a Balkan People , Palgrave Macmillan, 1987 Kahl, Thede, Ethnizit t ... http www.vlachophiles.net des.htm Objects of desire Wrangling over the Vlachs in Bucharest and Athens ... more details
Refimprove date June 2009 Infobox language family name Eastern Romance region Southeast Europe , Istria familycolor Indo European fam2 Italic languages Italic fam3 Romance languages Romance child1 Vlach child2 ? Italo Dalmatian languages Italo Dalmatian protoname Proto Romanian language Proto Romanian map Map balkans vlachs.png mapcaption Map of Balkans with regions currently inhabited by Romanians Vlachs highlighted Image Evolution of the Eastern Romance languages and of the Wallachian territories from 6th century to the 16th century AD.jpg 250px thumb right Evolution of the Eastern Romance languages since Brezeanu, Niculescu, Rosetti & Sanfeld The Eastern Romance languages in their narrow conception, sometimes known as the Vlach languages , are a group of Romance languages that developed in Southeastern Europe from the local eastern variant of Vulgar Latin . Some classifications include the Italo Dalmatian languages when Italian is classified as Western Romance , Dalmatian generally remains in Eastern. This article will be concerned with Eastern Romance in the narrow sense, without Italian. History Several hundred years after the Roman Empire s dominance of the region, the local form of Vulgar Latin developed into Proto Romanian , a language which had most of the features of modern Romanian. Probably due to foreign invasions see Romania in the Dark Ages and the migration of Vlach shepherds see Vlachs Wallachia Vlachs in Wallachia , between 800CE and 1200CE Proto Romanian split into four separate languages Daco Romanian called Romanian language Romanian in Romania and most countries, but officially known as Vlach language Serbia Vlach in Serbia and sometimes as Moldovan language Moldovan in Moldova Aromanian language Aromanian called Vlachika in Greece , officially known as Vlas in Serbia , and also as Aroman Megleno Romanian language Megleno Romanian also known as Moglenit in former Yugoslavia and in Bulgaria , or Megleniotika in Greece Istro Romanian language Ist ... more details
municipality was composed of Serbs 19,339 81.59 Vlachs of Serbia Romanians Vlachs ref ... Vlachs origin that live in this area is possibly larger since many of them declare themselves as Serbs ... more details
Infobox settlement official name Malajnica other name M laini a native name nickname settlement type Village motto image skyline imagesize image caption image flag flag size image seal seal size image map mapsize map caption pushpin map pushpin label position bottom pushpin mapsize pushpin map caption subdivision type Country subdivision name flag Serbia subdivision type1 Districts of Serbia District subdivision name1 Bor District subdivision type2 Municipalities of Serbia Municipality subdivision name2 Negotin subdivision type3 subdivision name3 government footnotes government type leader title leader name established title established date area magnitude unit pref Imperial area footnotes area total km2 area land km2 population as of 2002 population footnotes population note population total 683 population density km2 timezone Central European Time CET utc offset 1 timezone DST Central European Summer Time CEST utc offset DST 2 pushpin map Serbia latd 44 latm 17 lats 43 latNS N longd 22 longm 23 longs 8 longEW E elevation footnotes elevation m elevation ft postal code type postal code area code blank name blank info website footnotes Malajnica Vlach language Vlach lang ro M laini a is a village in the Municipalities of Serbia municipality of Negotin , Serbia . According to the 2002 census, the village has a population of 683 people. ref Popis stanovni tva, doma instava i Stanova 2002. Knjiga 1 Nacionalna ili etni ka pripadnost po naseljima. Republika Srbija, Republi ki zavod za statistiku Beograd 2003. ISBN 86 84433 00 9 ref Ethnic groups 2002 census Serbs 364 Vlachs of Serbia Vlachs 225 Romanians of Serbia Romanians 4 Croats 1 undeclared 42 unknown 47 Politics In 2004, the Romanian Orthodox Church, Malajnica , the first Romanian Orthodox Church Romanian Church was built in Vlachs of Serbia eastern Serbia in two centuries. ref http www.forum18.org Archive.php?article id 654 SERBIA Romanian priest to pay for official destruction of his church ref ref http www.rgnpre ... more details
Other uses Seli lang el , lang rup Selia de Jos ref http assembly.coe.int Documents WorkingDocs doc97 edoc7728.htm http assembly.coe.int ref is a mountainous alpine village and winter sports resort located in the Vermion Mountains of northern Greece . The village of Seli is located at a distance of 22km from Veria and 93km from Thessaloniki , in the prefecture of Imathia , Central Macedonia Greece. It is also known as Kato Vermion of Veria Greek . The altitude of the village is 1400 1540 meters, the highest village in Greece. There are many restored and newly built vacation homes, mountain cottages and chalets in the village and the climate consists of cool summers and snowy winters. Most of the residents are native Greek speaking Vlachs . The village has many Inns & Hotels and a few cafe bars and restaurants or tavernas. The ski lift in Seli was the first one built in the entire country in 1934 ref http www.seli ski.gr ins index.php ref , making Seli the oldest Ski resort in Greece. References reflist External links http www.seli ski.gr Official Seli Winter Resort website coord 40 33 N 22 1 E region GR type city source enwiki GNS display title Category Populated places in Imathia Category Ski areas and resorts in Greece CMacedonia geo stub bg el mk ... more details
Universitas Valachorum Estate of the Vlachs is the Latin denomination for an Estates of the realm Estate , an institution of self government of the Romanians in medieval Transylvania . The structure of the Universitas Valachorum placed the leadership of common Romanians upon their own nobility Voivode s, Knez title Knez , enjoying a jurisdiction based on their own laws Lex Antiqua Valachorum Jus Valachicum . In the face of external danger such as Tatar s, Cumans , Saracens and other Paganism pagan s does anyone have any idea who Meugarium are? Could they be Bulgarians? omnino Tartarorum vel Cumanum Saracenum vel Meugarium the Universitas of Romanians was called together with the other Estates of Transylvania universisque nobilibus Ungarorum, Saxonibus, Syculis et Volachis to defend Christianity Christian faith Letter of Lodomerus, archbishop of Esztergom , 1288 ref M ller Friedrich Haben 1288 im Hermannstadter Gau und im Burzenland neben den Sachsen auch ungarische Adlige, Szekler und Rum nen gewohnt? , Siebenb rgische Vierteljahrschrift, Hermannstadt, 58 1935 Nr 4, pp.281 296 http www.cosys.ro siculica acta96 cikkek ro binder.htm ref When summoned by the king or the voivod to the general assembly of Transylvania congregatio generalis , Universitas Valachorum attended the assembly together with the other three Estates of Transylvania Nobility, Transylvanian Saxons Saxons , and Sz kelys Universis nobilibus, Saxonibus, Syculis et Olachis in partibus Transiluanis Andrew III of Hungary Andr s III summoning the assembly of Estates of Transylvania that took place on 22 February 1291 . ref K peczi B la, Barta G bor, B na Istv n, Makkai L szl , Sz sz Zolt n, et al., Kurze Geschichte ... Vlachs Romanians that live in that our country exterminandum seu delendum in ipsa terra malefactores ... belonging to any nation, especially Vlachs Romanians . Through the same decree, nobility nobilis Hungarus ... declension Second declension .28o.29 Latin genitive plural for Olachus , Latin form of Vlachs Vlach ... more details
as proto Romanian Vlachs Wallachians . The main source on the restoration of the Second Bulgarian Empire ... IV and Ivan Asen I are on occasion called Mysians , Vlachs or two different but conjoined peoples, the people g nos of the Bulgarians and Vlachs Choniates, 485 p. 371 van Dieten . The contemporary ... of the Vlachs and the greatest part of the Bulgarians in the gardens of Thrace 58 . The eminent ... ... are now called Vlachs , Zlatarski concludes that the conjoint terms Bulgarians and Vlachs ... would be correct to identify Peter IV as master of all Moesia as ruler of the Vlachs and of a part ... in the 13th century . This means that the Vlachia in the titles of king emperor of Bulgarians and Vlachs ... allows us to identify them as either specifically Vlachs or Bulgarians. However, the non Christian ... more details
Antonios Keramopoulos Vlasti koyani, 1870 Athens, 1960 was a Greeks Greek archaeologist. He conducted numerous excavations studying Mycenaean Greece Mycenean and classical Greek antiquities during the early 20th century, including excavations at the Agora of Athens and at the palace of Mycenae . ref http www.tee.gr teeassoc silogoi infobase greece mycesite history.htm History of excavations at Mycenes ref He also wrote studies about later Greek history. Among other things, he became known as a proponent of the theory of an autochthonous Greek origin of the Vlachs in Greece. ref A. Keramopoulos 1939 , Who are the Koutsovlachs? , Athens. Quoted in N. . Tana oca 2001 , Aper us of the history of Balkan Romanity. In R. Theodorescu L. Conley Barrows eds. , Politics and culture in southeastern Europe. Bucharest. UNESCO Studies on Science and Culture . 94 170. ref References reflist Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Keramopoulos, Antonios ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 1870 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 1960 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Keramopoulos, Antonios Category Greek people stubs Category Greek archaeologists Keramopoulos, Antonios Category Mycenaean archaeologists Category 1870 births Category 1960 deaths Category People from Eordaia Category Members of the Academy of Athens Greece scientist stub Archaeologist stub bg el ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Cossacks The Buh Cossack Host Lang uk Lang ru was a Cossack host, which used to be located along the Southern Bug Southern Buh River . The Buh Cossack Host was formed in 1769 out of Ukrainians , Vlachs , and Bulgarians , who had taken the side of Russia during the Russo Turkish War, 1768 1774 Russo Turkish War of 1768 1774 . After the war, the regiment was quartered on the Southern Buh River. In 1788, the Buh Cossack Host became a part of the Yekaterinoslav Cossack Host disbanded in 1796 and protected the border. It was disbanded in 1800, only to be created again in 1803 under the original name. The Buh Cossack Host had to provide three regiments of 500 men each in the times of war. In 1817, it was included into the military settlement s and combined together with the two Ukraine Ukrainian regiments into a Buh Uhlan Division. Category Ukrainian Cossacks Category Cossack hosts Ukraine hist stub pl Kozacy buscy ro Cazaci de pe Bug ru uk ... more details
Defileul Dun rii , locally known also as Clisura Dun rii lang sr , Banatska Klisura is a geographical region in Romania . It is located in southern Banat , along the northern bank of the river Danube . Clisura Dun rii is situated between river Nera River Danube Nera in the west, and Cazanele Dun rii and Drobeta Turnu Severin Gura V ii in the east. The area includes the Municipalities of Romania municipality of Or ova and the town of Moldova Nou , as well as several Commune in Romania communes Socol , Pojejena , Coronini , G rnic , Sichevi a , Berzasca , Svini a , Dubova, Mehedin i Dubova , E elni a , Ilovi a , and Brezni a Ocol . The population of the region is composed of Romanians , Czechs of Romania Czechs and Serbs in Romania Serbs . Most of the localities have a Romanian majority, while Socol , Pojejena , and Svini a are majority Serb. The Czech presence is especially in and around G rnic. After frequent boundary mofifications between the Austrian and Ottoman Empires, the region belonged for some 200 years to the Banat Krajina Banatian Military Frontier of the Habsburg Monarchy , and was divided into Vlachs Vlach Romanian and Serbian sections. See also Iron Gates Natural Park http www.clisura dunarii.com Tourism and general information DEFAULTSORT Clisura Dunarii Category Banat Category Danube Category Geography of Romania ko ro Clisura Dun rii sr ... more details
unreferenced date February 2009 Infobox Military Conflict conflict Battle of Zbarazh partof the Khmelnytsky Uprising image caption date July 10 August 22, 1649 place Zbarazh , Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth , today Ukraine result Inconclusive combatant1 Image Herb Viyska Zaporozkogo Alex K .svg 22px Zaporozhian Host Zaporozhian Cossacks br Image Gerae tamga.svg 22px Crimean Khanate Crimean Tatars combatant2 Image Herb Rzeczypospolitej Obojga Narodow.svg 22px Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth commander1 Bohdan Khmelnytsky br sl m III Giray commander2 Jeremi Wi niowiecki strength1 100,000 Cossacks br 40,000 Tatars br few thousand vlachs, and turks, total of 300,000 strength2 15,000 casualties1 Unknown casualties2 Unknown Campaignbox Khmelnytsky Uprising The Siege of Zbarazh lang pl Zbara , lang uk was a 1649 battle of the Khmelnytsky Uprising . The Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth forces held their positions siege besieged in the Zbarazh Castle until in the aftermath of Battle of Zboriv 1649 Battle of Zboriv and the Treaty of Zboriv the hostilities paused and the siege ended. These events were described by Henryk Sienkiewicz in his novel With Fire and Sword 1884 . coord missing Ukraine Category Conflicts in 1649 Category Battles of the Khmelnytsky Uprising Zbarazh Category Sieges Zbarazh Category 1649 in Europe Poland battle stub Ukraine hist stub hu Zbarazs ostroma pl Obrona Zbara a ru uk ... more details
Refimprove date February 2007 Eastern Orthodox Church Eastern Orthodox Christianity is Religion in Serbia the main religion in Serbia , with 6,371,584 followers or 84 of the population. Orthodox Christianity is the religion of ethnic Serbs , Romanians including Vlachs of Serbia Vlachs and Aromanians , Montenegrins , Macedonians ethnic group Macedonians and Bulgarians living in Serbia. Orthodox Churches in Serbia sup Ethnic groups in Serbia by Orthodox Christian Church sup Serbian Orthodox Church Serbs Macedonians Citation needed date November 2010 Bulgarians Citation needed date November 2010 Roma Citation needed date November 2010 Romanian Orthodox Church Minority Romanians ref http www.patriarhia.ro upload documente 121438488425759490.pdf Patriarchia.ro, document 121438488425759490 ref ref http www.patriarhia.ro ro structura bor organizarea administrativa.html ref including Vlachs of Serbia Vlachs Romanians ref http www.daciaortodoxa.ro ro component content article 6 religioase 131 crciunul in valea timocului.html ref ref http cubreacov.wordpress.com tag episcopia ortodoxa romana a daciei felix ref Romanian Orthodox Church, Malajnica , built in 2004, is the first Romanian Orthodox Church Romanian church in Timo ka Krajina eastern Serbia in 170 years, during which time Romanians of Serbia Romanians in Timo ka Krajina Timoc had not been allowed to hear liturgy services in their native language. ref http bignewsmagazine.com 2004 12 xenophobic actions against timoc romanians Xenophobic actions against Timoc Romanians ref ref http www.forum18.org Archive.php?article id 654 SERBIA Romanian priest to pay for official destruction of his church ref ref http www.rgnpress.ro Politic Haiducul credintei din Valea Timocului Boian Alexandrovici decorat de presedintele Basescu.html Haiducul credintei din Valea Timocului, Boian Alexandrovici, decorat de presedintele Basescu ro icon ref The Romanian church and the priest Bojan Aleksandrovi were persecuted by the Serbian authoritie ... more details
N tia lang el , formerly Megleno Romanian language Megleno Romanian N nti or N nta lang bg , or Macedonian language Macedonian Slavic or ref Todor Hristov Simovski, The Inhabited Places of the Aegean Macedonia Skopje 1998 , ISBN 9989 9819 4 9, p. 95. ref lang tr Nutya or Yedik y is a village in the Exaplatanos municipality of the Pella Prefecture , Central Macedonia , Greece . Lying at an altitude of 595 metres in the Upper Karadjova Plain, it was for centuries the largest Megleno Romanians Meglen Vlach village, and the only one with a regular market. Much of Notia s Megleno Romanians Meglen Vlach population converted to Islam in the 18th century. With the 1923 population exchange between Greece and Turkey , the Muslim s of the village were deported to Eastern Thrace in Turkey . They were known as Karadjovalides Karacaoval lar in Latinized Greek after the name of the vicinity. References reflist Thede Kahl, The Islamisation of the Meglen Vlachs Megleno Romanians The Village of N nti N tia and the N ntinets in Present Day Turkey , Nationalities Papers 34 1, March 2006. coord 41 06 N 22 12 E display title region GR type city source GNS enwiki Almopia div Category Megleno Romanians Category Populated places in Pella regional unit CMacedonia geo stub bg mk tr Nutya ... more details
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