Tradition Institution Christianity
Romanian Orthodox Church
Ecclesia Orthodoxa Dacoromanica la
Eastern Orthodox Church in Romania
- Dated from 1872 CE
- Also called Biserica Ortodoxă Română
Traditions within it
Overview
Eastern Orthodox Church in RomaniaWikidata record description. Read Romanian Orthodox Church in the Wikipedia reader.
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Begin with a figure
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Michael I of Romania25 October 1921 CE – 5 December 2017 CE · last king of Romania (r. 1927–1930, 1940–1947) -
Carol II of Romania15 October 1893 CE – 4 April 1953 CE · king of Romania from 1930 to 1940 -
Marie of Romania29 October 1875 CE – 18 July 1938 CE · last Queen consort of Romania (1875-1938; r. 1914-1927) -
Prince Nicolae of Romania5 August 1903 CE – 9 July 1978 CE · Romanian Royal (1903–1978), prince regent of Romania from 1927 to 1930 -
Princess Elena of Romaniafrom 15 November 1950 CE · Romanian Royal -
Patriarch Miron of Romania20 July 1868 CE – 6 March 1939 CE · Romanian politician; first patriarch of the Romanian Orthodox Church, from 1925 to 1939 (1868-1939) -
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Princess Sofia of Romaniafrom 29 October 1957 CE · Romanian Royal -
Prince Mircea of Romania13 January 1913 CE – 2 November 1916 CE · Romanian Royal (1913–1916)
Places and sites
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Putna Monastery
Romanian Orthodox monastery -
Coronation Cathedral, Alba Iulia
Heritage site in Alba County, Romania -
Église des Saints-Archanges
Church located in Paris, in France
Connections
Affiliation 2
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