Wallachia
Wallachia connects to 6966 places across 26 topics through 427 Bunkabop connections, with history, military affairs, and government forming the bulk of its reach. The 1829 Treaty of Adrianople placed this southern Romanian principality under Russian oversight while preserving nominal Ottoman authority, giving it shared institutions with Moldavia for the first time. Mass protests in Bucharest later secured Alexander John Cuza's election as prince of Wallachia on 5 February, effectively uniting both principalities. Its strongest ties run to Romania, Bucharest, Russia, and Hungary.
Northwestern Europe
Connects Wallachia to: Netherlands | Karlskrona
Craiovești
Connects Wallachia to: Craiova, Romania | Oltenia, Romania
Petre Ispirescu
Connects Wallachia to: Bucharest, Romania
Vsetín
Connects Wallachia to: Vsetín, Czech Republic | Valašské Meziříčí, Czech Republic
Irreligion in Romania
Connects Wallachia to: Romania
Founding of Wallachia
Connects Wallachia to: Hungary
Unification of Moldavia and Wallachia
Connects Wallachia to: Romania | Kitsman, Ukraine
Privilege (legal ethics)
Connects Wallachia to: Oltenia, Romania | Berdychiv, Ukraine
Adoption of the Gregorian calendar
Connects Wallachia to: Plovdiv, Bulgaria | Kropyvnytskyi, Ukraine
Regulamentul Organic
Connects Wallachia to: Bucharest, Romania | Craiova, Romania
Târgoviște
Connects Wallachia to: Bucharest, Romania | Targovishte, Bulgaria | Dâmbovița County
University Square, Bucharest
Connects Wallachia to: Romania | Bucharest, Romania