- The Eastern Carpathian Mountains and the sub-Carpathians occupy the western two-thirds of the county, and the Suceava Plateau lies in the east.
- Wikipedia. Stephen III of Moldavia. "Ștefan cel Mare" redirects here. ... (Suceava, Neamț, Hotin)[7] and were constantly harassed by small scale Moldavians attacks.
- Explore the historic Suceava Fortress in Moldova, Romania. Built in the XIVth century by Petru I Musat, it was later enlarged and strengthened by Stephen the Great.Bulunamadı: iii
- 3.cetate_suceava Cetatea_de_Scaun_a_Sucevei_by_Minoniu. Suceava Fortress, part of the Moldavia’s fortifications, was built to resist the Turkish attacks.
- Suceava, meanwhile, is symptomatic of many towns and cities in Moldavia, a typical new-town development marred by hideous concrete apartment blocks and...
- View of downtown Suceava, from the fortress. During the late Middle Ages, from 1388 to 1564, the city was the third capital of the Principality of Moldavia.
- Church of the Resurrection of Suceviţa Monastery. Location: Historical Region of Moldavia, Suceava County, Suceava, Romania. Brief description
- It was built in 1488 by one of the bravest voivodes of Moldavia, Ştefan cel Mare (Stephen III of Moldavia).
- ...based on Ureche, states that an assembly of boyars and Orthodox clergymen acclaimed Stephen the ruler of Moldavia at Direptate, a meadow near Suceava.