The Principality of Pindus (also Pindo or Pindos; in Aromanian: Principatu di la Pind) and Duchy of Macedonia was an autonomous state set up under fascist Italian and Bulgarian control in northwest Greece and southern Yugoslavia during the Second World War. Continue reading
Michael the Brave or Malus Dacus ( according to austro-hungarians ) was the Prince of Wallachia (1593–1601), of Ardeal ( Transylvania) (1599–1600), and of Moldavia (1600), the three Romanian principalities. Continue reading
For many centuries Vlach was a spoken and not a written language. When it was committed to writing, the Cyrillic alphabet was used, in line with the Orthodox faith of the people. Later, a national consciousness arose in the principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia, where the language came to be called “Romanian.Vlachs did not come from nowhere they are the native people of this places oldest even than greeks. Several islands of Vlach speakers survive in Greece, Albania, and the former Yugoslavia, though the use of the word “Vlach” for these is dying out. Continue reading