
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 is associated with the consolidation of the Romanian state and its independence from the Hungarian crown.
Cine au fost adevărații „părinți fondatori” ai Valahiei. Conducătorii misterioși care stăpâneau ținuturi bogate și au cucerit teritorii ungureștiBasarab I was the founder of the Wallachian state and the father of Nicolae Alexandru.
Cum a decis lăcomia unui rege al Ungariei destinul Valahiei. Compromisurile pe care a fost nevoit să le facă urmașul învingătorului de la PosadaBasarab I is noted for defeating the army of King Charles Robert of Anjou in the legendary battle of 1330, marking the beginning of the independence of Wallachia.
Marea provocare a Autostrăzii A1 Sibiu - Pitești. Tronsonul montan cu 50 de pasaje și un tunel de 1.7 kilometriBasarab I was the ruler of Wallachia who achieved a brilliant victory against the Hungarian army at Posada.
Unde s-a desfășurat de fapt faimoasa bătălie de la Posada. Cum a reușit Basarab I să învingă puternica armată ungară























