Vlad V Tyner (Young) ( rum. Vlad V cel Tânăr ; c. 1488 - January 23, 1512 ) - the ruler of Wallachia from the Basarab dynasty - Draculesti (1510-1512). The son of the Wallachian ruler, Vlad IV Monk.
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In February 1510, Vlad Tyner seized the Wallachian throne of the Godar, overthrowing his cousin Mircea III . In 1511, the Wallachian ruler Vlad Tyner recognized his vassal dependence on Hungary. Unsuccessfully tried to remove from power the powerful boyar clan Craiovescu . Craiovescu were expelled from Wallachia, but with the help of the Turks returned to their homeland. In January 1512, Vlad Tyner was defeated in the battle of Bucharest, captured and killed.
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| Predecessor: Mircea III | Lord of Wallachia 1510 - 1512 | Successor: Softman I Basarab |
- ↑ Find a Grave - 1995. - ed. size: 165000000
- ↑ http://genealogy.euweb.cz/balkan/basarab.html#VL