• The Reign, Culture and Legacy of Ştefan Cel Mare, Voivode...

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    41 Statue of Prince Alexandru Lăpuşneanu of Moldova (1552-61 and 1564-68), at the head of the street in Iaşi which bears his name.
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  • Palace of Culture Iasi - Palatul Culturii Iași

    roamingromania.comPalace of Culture Iasi – Palatul Culturii Iași
    The Iasi Palace of Culture is built on the ruins of the 15th century medieval Royal Court of Moldavia of 1434, as well as on the ruins of a previous palace that once...
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  • Moldoveni | Travel Experience

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    ...destination of the day: Soroca, a small Moldavian town where is the famous fortress of Stephen the Great of Moldavia- one of the most visited place in Moldova.
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  • Yaş Rumence Iași Romanya Nın En Büyük İkinci Şehri...

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    ...yapmaktadir Sehrin sosyal ve kulturel yasami Vasile Alecsandri Ulusal Tiyatrosu Moldova Devlet Filarmonisi Opera Binasi Iași Athenaeum Yas.
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  • IASI: Judet Iasi, Moldavia Region | Romania | International...

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    29V4851: Dates: 10 tombstones, 1716 - 1772. Chiefs of the nation [?] of Moldavia, 6 inscriptions, 1743 + 1849: Iasi Rabbis, judges and scholars.

  • Stephen III of Moldavia - Alchetron, the Free Social...

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    Stephen III of Moldavia, known as Stephen the Great (Romanian tefan cel Mare tefan tel mare died on 2 July 1504) was voivode (or prince) of Moldavia from 1457...
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  • Moldavia Travel Guide | What to Do in Moldavia

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    Read about itineraries, activities, places to stay and travel essentials and get inspiration from the blog in the best guide to Moldavia.
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  • The History Museum of Moldavia — Iași

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    This is where the capital of Moldavia was moved in 1564, during the time of Voivode Alexandru Lăpușneanu, followed by a long consolidation process.
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  • Iaşi, Romania

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    It became the capital of Moldavia in 1564, when Prince Alexandru Lăpuşneanu relocated it from Suceava, and remained the Moldavian capital until 1859.