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An article in a
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Radu would rule no less than four times in
Wallachia and twice in Moldavia. He was loved due to his Renaissance style and love of the arts. This was due to his upbringing by the monks of Iveron at Mount Athos, Greece. Radu Mihnea died in 1626 in Moldavia, and his body was carried to Bucharest and
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accounts for the pro-Venetian character of his rule and his interest in reforming the institutions of
Wallachia and Moldavia. After completing his studies in Istanbul, Radu became prince of Wallachia at a very important time in Romanian history: following the union of the three principalities of
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bloodline extends as far as the 10th generation through the continuing lineage of the sister of
Dumitru Radu, Rozalia Matilda Radulescu (Radu). She married a pharmacist Gheorghe Moraru and had five children, out of which only two survived, Matilda Virginia and Maria-Florica.
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interred at the Church of Prince Radu. The monastery was protected by the monks of Mount Athos due to Radu's loyalty to his educators. Radu and his wife
Arghira had five children, three boys and two girls. These five would be the last surviving direct descendants of
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Radu appears to have been interested in a joint rule over
Wallachia and Moldavia. He came closest to achieving it when his third rule over Moldavia was doubled by the reign of his son
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