For a period (in 1600), he was a de facto ruler of the three major medieval countries that form Romania today: Wallachia, Transylvania and Moldova. Prior to reaching the throne, as a bride, he held the offices of the governor of Strehaia, the reigning governor and the banner of Craiova.
Mihai Viteazul's figure came to the Romanian national pantheon after it was recovered by the 19th century Romanian historiography, an important role playing the role of the Romanians under Mihai-Voievod Brave of Nicolae Balcescu. Thus the voivode became an important precursor to the unification of the Romanians, which was to be realized in the twentieth century...
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