List of rulers of Wallachia

Here is a list of the rulers of Wallachia before unification with the Principality of Moldova into a single state - Romania , January 24 ( February 5 ), 1862 .

Of the Wallachian governors of the second half of the 13th century, only those who ruled in Argesh , the future capital of Wallachia, are listed.

Years of rule	Name	Original name	Dynasty	Note
The legendary governors of Arges and Wallachia
about 1241	Miselaw (Mislau)	Mişelav (Mislav, Micislav, Mihai)		Governor of Arges
OK. 1247 - approx. 1272/1275	Seneslau (Seneslav)	Seneslau (Seneslav)		Governor of Arges
OK. 1272/1275 - 1279	Lithuanian	Litovoi (Lytuoy)		the governor in Arges, also the governor of Oltenia (c. 1247 - 1279 )
1279 - approx. 1290	Berbat (Barbat)	Bărbat		governor in Oltenia and Arges, brother of Lithuania
c. 1290/1300	Radu Negru (Radu Black), or Negro Water (Black Governor)	Radu Negru (Radu Vodă, Negru Vodă)		the legendary voivode, who, according to legend, founded the Wallachian state (identified with Tokomerii, Basarab I, Radu I), perhaps a collective image
OK. 1290 - approx. 1310	Tokomeri (Tihomir)	Thocomerius (Tihomir, Togomer, Totomer, Tugomir, Toq-Timur)		Wallachian governor, father of Basarab I
Governors of Wallachia
OK. 1310 - 1351/1352	Basarab I Founder	Basarab i Întemeietorul	Basarabs	Wallachian governor, first ruler of Wallachia (since 1324); in the 1330s won its independence (war in the fall of 1330 and the treaty of 1344)
1351/1352 - November 16, 1364	Nicolae I Alexandru	Nicolae I Alexandru	Basarabs	son of Basarab I
November 16, 1364 - approx. 1377	Vladislav I (Voivode Vlajku)	Vladislav I (Vlaicu Vodă)	Basarabs	son of Nicholas I Alexandru
OK. 1377 - 1383	Radu I	Radu I	Basarabs	son of Nicholas I Alexandru
1383 - September 23, 1386	Dan I	Dan i	Basarabs, the founder of the Danesti branch	son of Radu I
September 23, 1386 - 1394/1395	Mircea I Old	Mircea I cel Bătrân	Basarabs	son of Radu I, 1st time
1394/1395 - December 1396	Vlad I Usurper	Vlad I Uzurpatorul		henchman of the boyars
Lords of Wallachia
January 1397 - January 31, 1418	Mircea I Old	Mircea I cel Bătrân (Mircea I cel Mare)	Basarabs	2nd time
January 31, 1418 - August 1420	Michael I	Mihail i	Basarabs	son of Mircea I the Old
August 1420 - Spring 1422	Radu II Prasnaglava	Radu II Prasnaglava	Basarabs	son of Mircea I Old, 1st time
spring 1422 - summer 1423	Dan II	Dan ii	Basaraba Danesti	son of Dan I, 1st time
summer 1423	Radu II Prasnaglava	Radu II Prasnaglava	Basarabs	2nd time
Fall 1423 - Fall 1424	Dan II	Dan ii	Basaraba Danesti	2nd time
fall 1424	Radu II Prasnaglava	Radu II Prasnaglava	Basarabs	3rd time
Autumn 1424 - January 1427	Dan II	Dan ii	Basaraba Danesti	3rd time
January 1427 - Spring 1427	Radu II Prasnaglava	Radu II Prasnaglava	Basarabs	4th time
Spring 1427 - February / March 1431	Dan II	Dan ii	Basaraba Danesti	4th time
February / March 1431 - December 1436	Alexander I Aldya	Alexandru I Aldea	Basarabs	son of Mircea I the Old
December 1436 - 1442	Vlad II Dracul	Vlad II Dracul	Basaraba, founder of the Draculesti branch	son of Mircea I Old, 1st time
1442	Mircea II	Mircea II	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Vlad II Dracula, 1st time
June 1442 - March 1443	Basarab II	Basarab ii	Basaraba Danesti	son of dan ii
March 1443 - November / December 1447	Vlad II Dracul	Vlad II Dracul	Basarabs-Draculesti	2nd time
November / December 1447 - October 1448	Vladislav II	Vladislav II	Basaraba Danesti	son of Dan II, 1st time
October - December 1448	Vlad III Tepes (Vlad III Dracula)	Vlad III Ţepeş (Vlad III Drăculea)	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Vlad II Dracula
December 1448 - August 20, 1456	Vladislav II	Vladislav II	Basaraba Danesti	2nd time
August 22, 1456 - December 1462	Vlad III Tepes (Vlad III Dracula)	Vlad III Ţepeş (Vlad III Drăculea)	Basarabs-Draculesti	2nd time
December 1462 - November 1473	Radu III Beautiful	Radu III Frumos	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Vlad II Dracula, 1st time
November - December 1473	Basarab III Old (Laota Basarab)	Basarab III Bătrân (Laiotă Basarab)	Basaraba Danesti	son of Dan II, 1st time
December 1473 - Spring 1474	Radu III Beautiful	Radu III Frumos	Basarabs-Draculesti	2nd time
spring 1474	Basarab III Old	Basarab III Bătrân (Laiotă Basarab)	Basaraba Danesti	2nd time
spring - September 1474	Radu III Beautiful	Radu III Frumos	Basarabs-Draculesti	3rd time
September - October 1474	Basarab III Old	Basarab III Bătrân (Laiotă Basarab)	Basaraba Danesti	3rd time
October 1474 - January 1475	Radu III Beautiful	Radu III Frumos	Basarabs-Draculesti	4th time
January 1475 - November 26, 1476	Basarab III Old	Basarab III Bătrân (Laiotă Basarab)	Basaraba Danesti	4th time
November - December 1476	Vlad III Tepes (Vlad Dracula)	Vlad III Ţepeş (Vlad Drăculea)	Basarabs-Draculesti	3rd time
December 1476 - November 1477	Basarab III Old	Basarab III cel Bătrân (Laiotă Basarab)	Basaraba Danesti	5th time
November 1477 - September 1481	Basarab IV Tsepelyush Tyner (Young)	Basarab IV Ţepeluş cel Tânăr	Basaraba Danesti	son of Basarab II, 1st time
September - November 1481	Vlad IV Monk (Kalugarul)	Vlad IV Călugărul	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Vlad II Dracula, 1st time
November 1481 - April 1482	Basarab IV Tsepelyush Tyner (Young)	Basarab IV Ţepeluş cel Tânăr	Basaraba Danesti	2nd time
April 1482 - November 1495	Vlad IV Monk	Vlad IV Călugărul	Basarabs-Draculesti	2nd time
November 1495 - April 1508	Radu IV the Great	Radu IV cel Mare	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Vlad IV Monk
April 1508 - October 29, 1509	Michnya I Reu (Evil)	Mihnea I cel Rău	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Vlad III Tepes
October 29, 1509 - February, 1510	Mircea III	Mircea III Miloş	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Michni I Reu
February 1510 - January 23, 1512	Vlad V Tyner (Young)	Vlad V cel Tânăr	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Vlad IV Monk
January 23, 1512 - September 15, 1521	Softman I Basarab	Neagoe I Basarab	Craiovescu	henchman
September 15 - October 1521	Tedosh (Theodosius) I	Teodosie i	Craiovescu	son of Nyagoye I Basaraba, 1st time
October - November 1521	Vlad VI Dragomir Kalugarul (Monk)	Vlad VI (Dragomir Călugărul)	Basarabs-Draculesti (?)	possibly the illegitimate son of Vlad IV Monk
November 1521 - December 1522	Tedosh (Theodosius) I	Teodosie i	Craiovescu	2nd time
December 1522 - April 1523	Radu V Afumati	Radu V de la Afumaţi	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Radu IV the Great, 1st time
April - November 1523	Vladislav III	Vladislav III	Basaraba Danesti	grandson of Vladislav II, 1st time
November 1523 - January 1524	Radu VI Badika	Radu VI Bădica	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Radu IV the Great
January - June 1524	Radu V Afumati	Radu V de la Afumaţi	Basarabs-Draculesti	2nd time
June - September 1524	Vladislav III	Vladislav III	Basaraba Danesti	2nd time
September 1524 - April 1525	Radu V Afumati	Radu V de la Afumaţi	Basarabs-Draculesti	3rd time
April - August 1525	Vladislav III	Vladislav III	Basaraba Danesti	3rd time
August 1525 - January 2, 1529	Radu V Afumati	Radu V de la Afumaţi	Basarabs-Draculesti	4th time
January - February / March 1529	Basarab V	Basarab v	Basarabs or Craiovescu	great-grandson of Michael I, according to another version - a descendant of Nyagoye I Basaraba
February / March 1529 - June 1530	Moise I	Moise i	Basaraba Danesti	son of Vladislav III
June 1530 - September 18, 1532	Vlad VII Inecatul (The Drowned Man)	Vlad VII Înecatul	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Vlad V Young
September 1532 - September 1534	Vlad VIII Vintila	Vlad VIII Vintilă	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Radu IV the Great, 1st time
September 1534 - November 1534	Radu VII Paisius (Peter of Arges)	Radu VII Paisie (Petru de la Argeş)	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Radu IV the Great, 1st time
November 1534 - June 10, 1535	Vlad VIII Vintila	Vlad VIII Vintilă	Basarabs-Draculesti	2nd time
June 1535 - March 1545	Radu VII Paisius (Peter of Arges)	Radu VII Paisie (Petru de la Argeş)	Basarabs-Draculesti	2nd time
March 1545 - November 16, 1552	Mircea V Chobanul (Shepherd)	Mircea V Ciobanul	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Radu IV the Great, 1st time
November 1552 - May 1553	Radu VIII Elijah Hydeul (Skotnik)	Radu Ilie Haidăul	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Radu V Afumati
May 1553 - February 28, 1554	Mircea V Chobanul (Shepherd)	Mircea V Ciobanul	Basarabs-Draculesti	2nd time
March 1554 - December 26, 1557	Petra (Petreshka) I Good	Pătraşcu I cel Bun	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Radu VI Paisia
January 1558 - September 21, 1559	Mircea V Chobanul (Shepherd)	Mircea V Ciobanul	Basarabs-Draculesti	3rd time
September 21, 1559 - June 1568	Peter II Young	Petru cel Tânăr	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Mircea V Shepherd
June 1568 - April 1574	Alexander II Mircea	Alexandru II Mircea	Basarabs-Draculesti	Mircea III son, 1st time
May 1574	Vintila I	Vintilă i	Basarabs-Draculesti	son Petreshka I the Good
May 1574 - September 11, 1577	Alexander II Mircea	Alexandru II Mircea	Basarabs-Draculesti	2nd time
September 1577 - July 1583	Michnya II Turk (Tarkitul)	Mihnea ii turcitul	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Alexander II Mircea, 1st time
August 29, 1583 - April 16, 1585	Peter III Earring (Zerzel)	Petru III Cercel	Basarabs-Draculesti	son Petreshka I the Good
April 1585 - May 1591	Michnya II Turk (Tarkitul)	Mihnea ii turcitul	Basarabs-Draculesti	2nd time
May 1591 - August 1592	Stefan (Stefan) I Deaf	Ştefan I Surdul		son of the reign of Moldavia John III the Fierce
August 1592 - September 1593	Alexander III the Evil	Alexandru III cel Rău	Musati	in June 1592 - the ruler of Moldova under the name of Alexander IV
September 1593 - October 1600	Mihai (Mikhail) II Brave	Mihai II Viteazul	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Petreshka I the Good; also Mihai (Michael) I, prince of Transylvania (November 1, 1599 - September 20, 1600) and the ruler of Moldova (May - September 1600)
1599 - October 1600	Nicholas I Petreshku	Nicolae I Pătraşcu	Basarabs-Draculesti	son and co-ruler of Mihai II the Brave
October 1600 - July 3, 1601	Simion I Grave	Simion I Movilă	Graves	from the boyars, 1st time
September 1601 - March 1602	Radu IX Michnya	Radu IX Mihnea	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Michni II of Turk, Moldavian ruler of Radu I (July 26, 1616 - February 9, 1619 - 1st, August 4, 1623 - January 20, 1626 - 2nd time), 1st time
March - August 1602	Simion I Grave	Simion I Movilă	Graves	2nd time
August 1602 - December 1610	Radu X Shcherban	Radu X Şerban	Craiovescu	from the boyars, 1st time
January - March 1611	Gabriel (Gabriel) I Bathory	Gabriel I Bathory	Bathory	Prince of Transylvania Gabor (Gabriel) I Bathory (1608 - 13 (17?) October 1613)
March - May 1611	Radu IX Michnya	Radu IX Mihnea	Basarabs-Draculesti	2nd time
June - September 1611	Radu X Shcherban	Radu X Şerban	Craiovescu	2nd time
September 12, 1611 - August 1616	Radu IX Michnya	Radu IX Mihnea	Basarabs-Draculesti	3rd time
august 1616	Gavril II Grave	Gavril II Movilă	Graves	son of Simion I Grave, 1st time
September 1616 - May 1618	Alexander IV Ilyash	Alexandru IV Iliaş		the son of the master of Moldavia, Alexander III , the ruler of Moldavia, Alexander (Alexander) VI (September 10, 1620 - October 1621 - 1st, December 1631 - April 1633 - 2nd time), 1st time
June 1618 - July 1620	Gavril II Grave	Gavril II Movilă	Graves	2nd time
August 1620 - August 1623	Radu IX Michnya	Radu IX Mihnea	Basarabs-Draculesti	4th time
August 14, 1623 - November 3, 1627	Alexander V Prince	Alexandru V Coconul	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Radu IX Mikhni, Lord of Moldavia Alexander VII (summer 1629 - April 29, 1630)
November 1627 - October 1629	Alexander IV Ilyash	Alexandru IV Iliaş		2nd time
October 1629 - July 1632	Leon I Tomsha	Leon I Tomşa		the son of the ruler of Moldova, Stephen (Stefan) IX Tomsi
July - September 1632	Radu XI Ilyash	Radu XI Iliaş		son of Alexander IV Ilyasha
July 1632 - April 9, 1654	Matei I Basarab	Matei i basarab	Brynkovyan (Craiovescu)?
April 9, 1654 - January 26, 1658	Konstantin I Shcherban Basarab	Constantin I Şerban Basarab	Craiovescu	illegitimate son of Radu X Shcherban
March 1658 - November 1659	Michnya III	Mihnea iii	Basarabs-Draculesti	son of Radu IX Michni
November 20, 1659 - September 1, 1660	George I Geek	Gheorghe i ghica	Geek	he is the leader of Moldavia, George II (March 3, 1658 - November 2, 1659), the founder of the Gik dynasty
September 1, 1660 - November 1664	Gregory I Geek	Grigore i ghica	Geek	son of George I Geeky, 1st time
November 1664 - March 1669	Radu XII Leon	Radu XII Leon		son of Leon I Tomshi
March 1669 - February 1672	Anthony I Popesti	Antonie I din Popeşti
February 1672 - November 1673	Gregory I Geek	Grigore i ghica	Geek	2nd time
December 1674 - November 1678	George II Duka	Gheorghe ii duca	Duka
November 1678 - October 1688	Shcherban I Kantakuzin	Şerban I Cantacuzino	Cantacous
October 1688 - March 24, 1714	Konstantin II Brynkovyan	Constantin II Brâncoveanu	Brynkovyan
March 25, 1714 - December 25, 1715	Stefan II Cantacuzen	Ştefan II Cantacuzino	Cantacous
The reign of the fanariots (1715-1821)
December 25, 1715 - November 25, 1716	Nicholas II Mavrokordat	Nicolae II Mavrocordat	Mavrokordato	1st time; he is the leader of Moldavia, Nicholas I (January 25 - November 21, 1710 - 1st and 8 November 1711 - December 25, 1715 - 2nd time)
December 2, 1716 - March 6, 1719	John I Mavrokordat	Ioan I Mavrocordat	Mavrokordato	brother of Nicholas II of the Mavrokordat; he is the head of Moldavia, John IV (September 26 - November 8, 1711)
March 1719 - September 3, 1730	Nicholas II Mavrokordat	Nicolae II Mavrocordat	Mavrokordato	2nd time
September 3, 1730 - October 4, 1730	Konstantin III Mavrokordat	Constantin III Mavrocordat	Mavrokordato	son of Nikolai Mavrokordat, 1st time; he is the ruler of Moldavia, Constantine IV (April 5, 1733 - November 16, 1735 - 1st, September 13, 1741 - July 20, 1743 - 2nd, April 1748 - August 20, 1749 - June 3 and 18 - November 23, 1769 ( died) - 4th time)
October 1730 - October 2, 1731	Mihai (Mikhail) II Rakovitsa	Mihai II Racoviţă	Conch shell	1st time; he is the leader of Moldavia, Michael III (September 1703 - February 12, 1705 - 1st, July 20, 1707 - October 17, 1709 - 2nd and December 25, 1715 - September 25, 1726 - 3rd time)
October 2, 1731 - April 5, 1733	Konstantin III Mavrokordat	Constantin III Mavrocordat	Mavrokordato	2nd time
April 5, 1733 - November 16, 1735	Gregory II Geek	Grigore ii ghica	Geek	Grandson of Gregory I Geek, 1st time; he is the Gospel of Moldova Gregory I (September 26, 1726 - April 5, 1733 - 1st, November 16, 1735 - September 3, 1739 - 2nd, end of September 1739 - September 13, 1741 - 3rd and May 1747 - April 1748 - 4th time)
November 16, 1735 - September 1741	Konstantin III Mavrokordat	Constantin III Mavrocordat	Mavrokordato	3rd time
September 1741 - July 1744	Mihai (Mikhail) II Rakovitsa	Mihai II Racoviţă	Conch shell	2nd time
July 1744 - April 1748	Konstantin III Mavrokordat	Constantin III Mavrocordat	Mavrokordato	4th time
April 1748 - August 23, 1752	Gregory II Geek	Grigore ii ghica	Geek	2nd time
September 11, 1752 - June 22, 1753	Matey II Geek	Matei ii ghica	Geek	the son of Gregory II Geeky; he is the leader of Moldavia Matei I (June 22, 1753 - February 8, 1756)
June 1753 - February 28, 1756	Konstantin IV Rakovitsa	Constantin IV Racoviţă	Conch shell	son of Mihai II Rakovitsy, 1st time; he is the ruler of Moldova, Constantine V (September (?) 1749 - June 22, 1753 - 1st and February 8, 1756 - March 2, 1757 - 2nd time)
February 20, 1756 - September 7, 1758	Konstantin III Mavrokordat	Constantin III Mavrocordat	Mavrokordato	5th time
August 3, 1758 - June 5, 1761	Scarlet I Geek	Scarlet i ghica	Geek	son of Gregory II Geeky, 1st time; he is the ruler of Moldova (March 2, 1757 - August 1758)
June 11, 1761 - March 9, 1763	Konstantin III Mavrokordat	Constantin III Mavrocordat	Mavrokordato	6th time
March 9, 1763 - January 28 / February 8, 1764	Konstantin IV Rakovitsa	Constantin IV Racoviţă	Conch shell	2nd time
February 8, 1764 - August 29, 1765	Stefan (Stefan) III Shellfish	Ştefan III Racoviţă	Conch shell	son of Mihai II Rakovitsy
August 18, 1765 - December 2, 1766	Scarlet I Geek	Scarlet i ghica	Geek	2nd time
December 12, 1766 - October 28, 1768	Alexander VI Geek	Alexandru VI Ghica	Geek	son of scarlet i geeky
October 28, 1768 - November 5, 1769	Gregory III Geek	Grigore iii ghica	Geek	son of Alexander VI Geeky
November 5, 1769	The beginning of the Russian military administration
May 1770 - October 1771	Emmanuel I Jani-Ruset	Emanuel I Giani Ruset		he is the ruler of Moldova (May - October 1788 )
July 21, 1774	The end of the Russian military administration
September 15, 1774 - February 1782	Alexander VII Senior Ipsilanti	Alexandru VII Ipsilanti	Ipsilanti	1st time; he is the head of Moldavia, Alexander X (December 1786 - April 8, 1788)
January 15, 1782 - July 17, 1783	Nicholas III Karaj	Nicolae III Caradja	Caraj
July 17, 1783 - March 26, 1786	Mihai III "Dragon" Senior Sutsu	Mihai III Suţu	Sutsu	1st time; he is the head of Moldavia, Michael IV (March 1792 - April 25, 1795 )
March 26, 1786 - June 19, 1790	Nicholas IV Mavrogeni	Nicolae IV Mavrogheni	Mavrogeni
November 5, 1789 - July 24, 1791	Russian-Austrian occupation.
June 1790 - March 1791	Austrian military administration.
March 1791 - January 1793	Mihai III "Dragon" Senior Sutsu	Mihai III Suţu	Sutsu	2nd time
January 1793 - August 28, 1796	Alexander VIII Morusi	Alexandru VIII Moruzi	Morusi	1st time; he is the head of Moldavia, Alexander XI (December 30, 1791 - March 1792 - 1st, October 28, 1802 - August 12, 1806 - 2nd and 5th of October 1806 - March 7, 1807 - 3rd time)
August 28, 1796 - November 28, 1797	Alexander VII Senior Ipsilanti	Alexandru VII Ipsilanti	Ipsilanti	2nd time
November 28, 1797 - February 10, 1799	Konstantin V Hungerli	Constantin v hangerli	Hungerly
February 10, 1799 - October 8, 1801	Alexander VIII Morusi	Alexandru VIII Moruzi	Morusi	2nd time
October 8, 1801 - May 10, 1802	Mihai III "Dragon" Senior Sutsu	Mihai III Suţu	Sutsu	3rd time
July 2 - August 30, 1802	Alexander IX Sutsu	Alexandru IX Suţu	Sutsu	1st time; he is the head of Moldavia, Alexander XIII (June 28, 1801 - September 19, 1802)
September 1, 1802 - August 24, 1806	Constantine VI Ypsilanti	Constantin VI Ipsilanti	Ipsilanti	1st time; he is the ruler of Moldova, Constantine VII (March 7, 1799 - June 28, 1801)
August 24, 1806 - October 15, 1806	Alexander IX Sutsu	Alexandru IX Suţu	Sutsu	2nd time
October 15, 1806 - August 16, 1807 (with a break in May 19 - July 27, 1807)	Constantine VI Ypsilanti	Constantin VI Ipsilanti	Ipsilanti	2nd time;
November 1806 - May 16, 1812	Russian occupation and military administration.
August 27, 1812 - September 29, 1818	John II Karaj	Ioan ii caradja	Caraj
November 4, 1818 - January 19, 1821	Alexander IX Sutsu	Alexandru IX Suţu	Sutsu	3rd time
February - June 1821	Scarlet II Kallimaki	Scarlat II Callimachi	Kallimaki
January 19 - March 21, 1821	Board of the Wallachian sofa.
March 21 - May 15, 1821	The board of the leader of the revolutionary rebels Tudor Vladimirirescu .
May 15, 1821 - June 9, 1822	Turkish occupation.
The Board of rulers appointed by Russia with the consent of Turkey and local boyars (from January 1832 - according to the Organic Rules) (June 30 (July 12) 1822 - June 13, 1848)
June 30, 1822 - April 29, 1828	Gregory IV Geek	Grigore al IV-lea Ghica	Geek	Grand-nephew of Gregory III Geeky
April 2, 1828 - April 2, 1834	Russian military administration (Heads (chairmen of the sofas of Wallachia and Moldova): until spring 1829 - cavalry general Count F.P. Palen ; spring - September 1829 - former Kiev military governor Zheltukhin P.F .; from September 1829 - lieutenant general (from April 1834 - general from infantry) Count Kiselyov Pavel Dmitrievich .
April 2 (appointed March 21 ) 1834 - October 7, 1842	Alexander XI Dmitry Gika	Alexandru Dimitrie Ghica	Geek	Deposed by Russian troops in October 1842
December 20, 1842 - June 13, 1848	George III Dmitry Bibescu	Gheorghe Dimitrie Bibesku	Bibescu
June 13 - September 13, 1848	Board of the interim government; chapters: Metropolitan of Wallachia Neophyte II (June 13 - June 28, June 30 - July 28); Theodor Vacarescu and Emanuel Balyanu (June 28 - June 30); Ioan Helide Radulescu, Nicolae Konstantin Golescu and Christian Tel (July 28 - September 13).
September 13, 1848 - April 1851	Turkish-Russian occupation (legalized by the Balto-Liman Convention between the Russian and Ottoman empires of April 19, 1849); troop commanders: from Turkey - Omer Lutfi Pasha (originally - Croatian Mikhail Lattas); from Russia the general from infantry (from October 10, 1843) Count Alexander Liders ; in fact, the administration was carried out by the plenipotentiary commissar of Russia in Wallachia and Moldova, lieutenant general (from April 3, 1849) Alexander Osipovich Dughamel (from August 30, 1861 - general from infantry) and from Turkey Talaataefendi; in April 1851, the Russian and Ottoman empires withdrew troops from Wallachia
September 13, 1848 - June 1849	Kaymakam Konstantin Kantakuzin	Constantin cantacuzino	Cantacous
June 16, 1848 - October 17, 1853 (actually: June 1849 - June 21, 1853)	Barbu I Dmitry Shtirbey	Barbu Ştirbei	Stirbey	1st time
June 21, 1853 - July 31, 1854	Russian occupation and military administration; the head is the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian forces on the Danube, Gen. Field Marshal His Grace Prince Varshavsky and Count Paskevich-Erivansky Ivan Fedorovich; since May 1854, due to his severe concussion, he was replaced by the general from artillery, Prince Mikhail Gorchakov
August 8 - 19, 1854	Turkish occupation; the head is the commander of the Turkish troops on the Danube, Major General (?) Omer Lutfi Pasha ((see above))
August 19, 1854 - March 25, 1856	Austrian occupation and military administration; head - Commander of the Austrian forces on the Danube, Johann Koronini-Kronberg
October 5, 1854 - March 25, 1856	Barbu I Dmitry Shtirbey	Barbu Ştirbei	Stirbey	2nd time
July 29, 1856 - October 30, 1858	Kaymakam Alexander Dmitry Gika (formerly the ruler of Wallachia, Alexander XI (see above))	Alexandru Dimitrie Ghica	Geek
October 30, 1858 - January 24 ( February 5 ) 1859	Three kaymakam: John Manu , Emanuel Balyanu , John Alexander Filipescu	Căimăcămia de trei: Ioan Manu, Emanuel Baleanu, Ioan Alexandru Filipesku
January 23 (24?) ( February 5 ) 1859 - January 24 ( February 5 ) 1862	Alexander (Alexander) XII John Cuza ; he is the prince of the United Principality of Moldova and Wallachia (united Romania ( January 24 ( February 5 )) 1862 - February 11 (23), 1862 Alexander I	Alexandru Ioan Cuza	Body	he is the head of Moldavia Alexander (Alexander) XVI ( January 5 (17), 1859 - January 24 ( February 5 ), 1862

On November 20 ( December 2 ), 1861, High Porta adopted the Firman on the administrative structure of Moldova and Wallachia, which approved the political and administrative unification of Moldova and Wallachia as autonomous territories within the Ottoman Empire. On December 11 (23), 1861, Alexandru Ioan Cuza , being simultaneously the ruler of Moldova and Wallachia (with different governments until this date), published a proclamation confirming the formation of the Romanian nation. After 44 days, January 24 ( February 5 ), 1862 , the state assemblies of Moldova and Wallachia declared Bucharest the capital of the country. From this day on, the Principality of Moldova ceased to exist. The modern Republic of Moldova is located on the territory of Bessarabia , separated from the Principality of Moldova and annexed to the Russian Empire in 1812.

List of rulers of Wallachia

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