Transylvania in the History of Romania: An Historical Outline

13th century 1st December 1918 Alba Iulia ancient Apulum Apuseni Mountains Austrian Banat Báthory Bîrsa Bîrsani Bistrița Bogdan Braşov Bucharest Carpathian stronghold Carpatho-Danubian cent centre chronicle Church Cluj co-inhabiting nationalities colonists crossed the mountains cultural Dacian Danube Dobrogea eastern economic Emperor fact flocks florins Gelou German Gheorghe grazing Greek Hunedoara Hungarian Hungary Iancu important inhabitants inscriptions Ioan Jassy King language large numbers Latin alphabet latter leader Magyars Maramureş Mare merchants Michael the Brave Moldavia Mureș native Oltenia Orthodox pathians Petru political Prince province region Republic of Romania river Rodna Roman Romanian Academy Romanian lands Romanian peasants Romanian population Romanians in Transylvania Saxons Schei quarter serfs settlements sheep Sibiu Siebenbürgen Slavonic Slavs Someș sylvania Szeklers territory tion Tîrgu Tisa toponymy towns Trajan Tran Transyl Transylvania Transylvanian School Transylvanian shepherds Transylvanian village Turkish Turks ungureni Uniates uprising vania Vasile Vienna voivod Wallachia Wallachia and Moldavia