Basarab I
Basarab I, known as the founder of the Wallachian state, ruled from 1310 to 1352 and is best remembered for his decisive victory against the Hungarian army at the Battle of Posada in 1330. His strategic prowess and use of espionage were crucial in securing Wallachia's independence from Hungary, marking a significant moment in Romanian history.
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Basarab I was the ruler of Wallachia who achieved a brilliant victory against the Hungarian army at Posada.
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