Historical regions of Romania: Difference between revisions

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	~~At various times during its history~~, ''']''' ~~extended~~ ~~over~~ the following ~~historical~~ regions:		Historically, ''']''' was divided into the following regions:

	*] and ]		*] and ]
	**Transylvania proper		**Transylvania proper
	**]		**]
	**Eastern ~~] (~~partially~~ part of the historical Partium region)~~		**] (part of the historical Partium region)
	**] (part of the historical Partium region)		**] (part of the historical Partium region)
	**] (part of the historical Partium region)
	*]		*]
	**Moldavia proper		**Moldavia proper
	***]		**]
	**]
	**]
	***Bessarabia without Budjak
	***] (southern Bessarabia)
	*] (divided in ] in the north and ] in the south)
	*]		*]
	**] (Greater Wallachia)		**] (Greater Wallachia)
	**] (Lesser Wallachia)		**] (Lesser Wallachia)
	*]		*]
	**Northern Dobrogea
	***]
	**] (Southern Dobrogea)

	Some of those regions don't belong to Romania anymore: Southern Dobruja (since 1940), Northern Bukovina (since 1944), the Snake Island (since 1948) and Bessarabia (since 1944). Transnistria belonged only for a short time during ] to Romania (from 1941 to 1944).

	==See also==		==See also==

Revision as of 15:14, 1 September 2008

Historically, Romania was divided into the following regions:

Transylvania and Partium
- Transylvania proper
- Eastern Banat
- Eastern Crişana (part of the historical Partium region)
- Southern Maramureş (part of the historical Partium region)
Moldavia
- Moldavia proper
- Southern Bukovina
Wallachia
- Muntenia (Greater Wallachia)
- Oltenia (Lesser Wallachia)
Northern Dobrogea

v t e Historical regions in Romania
Banat (1918–)	Banat
Dobruja (1878–)	Northern Dobruja Southern Dobruja (1913–16; 1919–40)
Moldavia (1859–)	Bessarabia (1918–40; 1941–44) Budjak (1918–40; 1941–44) Bukovina (Southern Bukovina (1918–); Northern Bukovina (1918–40; 1941–44)) Hertsa (1859–1940; 1941–44) Western Moldavia
Transylvania (1918–)	Crișana Maramureș Székely Land
Wallachia (1859–)	Muntenia Oltenia
De jure since 1920 De jure since 1862 De jure ceded to Bulgaria and the Central Powers (except for the Danube Delta) between May 1918 and November 1919 De jure ceded to Bulgaria between May 1918 and November 1919 Southern Bessarabia in Romania (1859–78) De jure since 1919 Northern Transylvania in Hungary (1940–44) Only the eastern part Only the southern part Transylvania proper