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Revision as of 12:13, 11 June 2022
Principality of Mouldania Principatul Moldani | |
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   Top - "Mouldan Tricolour" (1603-1883)
Bottom - "Ivan's Flag" (1533-1603)  Coat of arms
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Anthem: The Triumphal March and the Reception of the Flag and of His Greatness  | |
 The Principality upon foundation in 1049. | |
 Mouldania in 1410. | |
| Capital | Leva (1049-1102) Sopava (1102-1495) |
| Common languages | Church Slavonic Moldanian |
| Demonym(s) | Mouldani |
• 1049-1061 | Dragoș I |
• 1311-1334 | Robert III |
• 1531-1569 | Ivan the Masked |
| Historical era | 1049-1883 |
| Currency | Krenen |
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The Principality of Mouldania (Moldanian: Principatul Moldani) was a former principality and historic region located in the modern region of Moldanovica in central Thuadia. An autonomous state, that was shortly puppeted by Tiskaiya at the beginning of it's independence, the principality existed from 1049-1883, almost a thousand years until it was proclaimed the Republic of Moldanovica upon parliamentary establishment in 1883.