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Domnitor

Prince Domnitor, in full Principe Domnitor (Romanian pl. Principi Domnitori) was the official title of the ruler of Romania between 1862 and 1881. It was usually translated as "prince regnant" in English and most other languages, and less often as "grand duke". "Domnitor" is an adjective derived from the Romanian word "domn" (lord or ruler) and, in turn…

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Pl.RomaniaPrince regnantGrand dukeRomanian
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Abolition
15 March 1881
Appointer
Hereditary
First monarch
Alexander John I
Formation
5 February 1862
Last monarch
Carol I
Style
His Royal Highness

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Avg. degree1.91
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related to Timeline of the lifespans of Domnitors · 4
Domnitor → Domnitors, Romania, The, This
Abolition · 1
Domnitor → 15 March 1881
Appointer · 1
Domnitor → Hereditary
First monarch · 1
Domnitor → Alexander John I
Formation · 1
Domnitor → 5 February 1862
Last monarch · 1
Domnitor → Carol I
Style · 1
Domnitor → His Royal Highness

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title romanian romania 1881 ruler alexander john carol first prince domn since used officially united domnitors domnitori 1862 also principalities

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DomnitorAbolition15 March 18811.00infobox
DomnitorAppointerHereditary1.00infobox
DomnitorFirst monarchAlexander John I1.00infobox
DomnitorFormation5 February 18621.00infobox
DomnitorLast monarchCarol I1.00infobox
DomnitorStyleHis Royal Highness1.00infobox
Domnitorrelated to Timeline of the lifespans of DomnitorsThis0.60section
Domnitorrelated to Timeline of the lifespans of DomnitorsDomnitors0.60section
Domnitorrelated to Timeline of the lifespans of DomnitorsRomania0.60section
Domnitorrelated to Timeline of the lifespans of DomnitorsThe0.60section

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