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says that Dragoș had participated in the
Hungarian campaigns against the Tatars before Louis I made him head of the border province around 1352. Finally, there are many historians (including Victor Spinei, István Vásáry, Tudor Sălăgean) who say, in accordance with the majority of the Moldavian
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and the nearby Nireș – at an unspecified date, according to a royal charter, dated to 15 September 1349. Giula and his six sons (Dragoș, Stephen, Tartar, Dragomir, Costea and Mirăslău) remained loyal to
Charles I's son and successor,
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says that Dragoș and his people settled in the borderlands "where the Tatars were wandering". The exact borders of
Moldavia during Dragoș's reign cannot be determined. Spinei and Andreescu write that it developed in the region that is now known as
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preserved a more detailed story: "By the will of God, the first voivode, Dragoș, came from the
Hungarian country from the town and river of , hunting an aurochs which he killed on the river Moldova. There he feasted with his
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is the sole exception, which states that Dragoș's "dismounting" occurred in 1352. Historians still debate the year of the foundation of
Moldavia. Many historians (including Ștefan S. Gorovei, Dennis Deletant,
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Moldavia. He was the son of one Giula, son of Dragoș, to whom Charles I of Hungary granted two estates in
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Stephen, son of Iuga, tried to persuade them to turn against the sovereign. In revenge, Bogdan of Cuhea and Stephen expelled them from their estates. In his diploma, King Louis ordered John, the Vlach
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chronicles, that 1359 was the year of the foundation of Moldavia. Vásáry writes that Dragoș came to Moldavia, taking advantage of the anarchy which followed the death of
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in 1407, also shows that a "change of dynasty" occurred shortly after Dragoș's death, because it begins with Bogdan, without mentioning Dragoș and Sas.
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legend could not be proven. Eliade says that the legend of Dragoș's hunting was only stylistically influenced by the similar
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1223:Rădvan 2010
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1199:Rădvan 2010
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1076:Rădvan 2010
1061:Rădvan 2010
1042:Spinei 1986
1030:Eliade 1985
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949:Spinei 1986
925:Eliade 1985
898:Spinei 1986
864:Spinei 1986
810:Vásáry 2005
791:Spinei 1986
753:Spinei 1986
738:Vékony 2000
657:loyalty ...
645:Jan Długosz
582:viniculture
580:wrote that
338:historian,
329:Siret River
220:viticulture
187:, who were
163:across the
137:Dragoș Vodă
1767:Categories
1278:, p.
703:References
469:legend of
169:descălecat
1783:Maramureș
1739:New title
1727:1353-1361
1576:. BRILL.
1406:237138831
535:Berdi Beg
467:Hungarian
317:Câmpulung
248:Maramureș
153:Maramureş
125:(debated)
75:1353–1361
58:Successor
1511:(1991).
1487:(1985).
1465:(2014).
1367:Pop 2013
1328:Pop 2013
881:Pop 2013
852:Pop 2013
825:Pop 2013
719:Archived
686:See also
606:and the
562:Bukovina
528:(1352).
449:Scholar
420:noblemen
356:Drágffys
321:toponyms
284:Giulești
272:servants
268:Bedevlya
183:or with
1389:Sources
641:Şipeniţ
628:aurochs
612:Volovăț
440:Boureni
391:aurochs
336:Ragusan
325:Bădeuți
238:Origins
157:aurochs
109:Dynasty
85:Volovăț
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354:. The
252:Tatars
167:. His
161:zimbru
139:, or
133:Dragoș
120:Father
80:Burial
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586:Saxon
566:Siret
541:Reign
503:march
395:bison
344:Khust
216:Saxon
212:Siret
200:march
189:Vlach
97:Issue
50:Reign
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