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'''The Vlach-Bulgarian royal charters''' and chronologically subsequent '''Vlach-Moldovan royal charters''' are monuments/[[cultural artefact]] or social artifacts in the [[Middle Bulgarian language]] and the [[medieval history]] from the lands of present-day Romania, created mainly by the Vlachs and Moldavian [[voivodes]] in the 14th-17th centuries. <ref>[https://ift.tt/34wF0a6 Д-ръ Л. Милетичъ и Д. Д. Агура, Бѣлѣжки отъ едно научно пѫтуванье въ Ромъния, Дако-ромънитѣ и тѣхната славянска писменость, СбНУНК, кн. IX, Държавна печатница, София, 1893, Издава Министерството на народното просвещение, стр. 263, 264]</ref><ref>[https://ift.tt/34wF0a6 Д-ръ Л. Милетичъ и Д. Д. Агура, Бѣлѣжки отъ едно научно пѫтуванье въ Ромъния, Дако-ромънитѣ и тѣхната славянска писменость..., стр.263, 264, 265]</ref><ref>[https://ift.tt/2L3TG98 Л. Милетичъ, Дако-ромънитѣ и тѣхната славянска писменость. Часть II, стр.47, Грамота № 2 (арх. № 299) отъ Радула II (1375—1380): ''„Тѡго радї, ц а р ю А л е ѯ а н д р е, варе ктȍ ти вамеш въ Рѹокеръ, да мѹ запрѣтиш да ѹзимат вамѫ, що закон. А инако да не смѣетъ ѹчинит. И кои либо щет битъ вамеш под Дѫбовнцѫ, и тои та(ко)ждере да имъ ѹзимат."'']</ref><ref>[https://ift.tt/2rDeuO0 Пламен Павлов, За северната границя на Второто българско царство през ХIII-ХIV век, © Електронно списание LiterNet, 11.06.2009, № 6 (115)]</ref>
By the time of [[Matthew Basarab]], not only the [[literary standard]], but also the [[usus]] in [[Wallachia]] and [[Moldova]] were [[Middle Bulgarian]]. The last such documents are from the time of [[Constantin Brâncoveanu]].
These charters are known as one of the most [[out-of-place artifact]] as they reveal that [[Romania in the Middle Ages|medieval Romanian history]] is in fact [[Bulgarian history]]. As of 2010, 312 such charters were known only up to 1476. <ref>Иван Харалампиев; Лекции по история на българския книжовен език до Възраждането; стр. 67-68, като срещу 8 грамоти на български царе от XIII и XIV век имаме 312 влахобългарски грамоти до 1476 година, т.е. почти до края XV век. Авторът счита, че до края на XV век въобще не може да се говори за "румънска редакция". ISBN 978-954-400-702-7</ref>
In 2019, Romanian historical medieval postulates have been laughed at and ridiculed by Bulgarian scholars. One of the myths is that [[Dracula]] was [[Romanian]], but he had no idea what [[Romanian language]] was, but he used pure [[Bulgarian language]] from that time. <ref>[https://ift.tt/37LowNj Българин ли е бил Дракула?]</ref>
==References==
==See also==
* [[Transdanubian Bulgaria]]
* [[Neacșu's letter]]
* [[Old Church Slavonic in Romania]]
* [[First Romanian School]]
* [[Romanian Cyrillic alphabet]]
* [[Re-latinization of Romanian]]
* [[Origin of the Romanians]]
* [[Medieval Bulgarian royal charters]]
[[Category:Middle Bulgarian language]]
[[Category:Out-of-place artifacts]]
[[Category:History of the Romanian language]]
[[Category:History of Wallachia (1512–1714)]]
[[Category:History of Moldavia (1504–1711)]]
[[Category:Cyrillo-Methodian Studies]]
By the time of [[Matthew Basarab]], not only the [[literary standard]], but also the [[usus]] in [[Wallachia]] and [[Moldova]] were [[Middle Bulgarian]]. The last such documents are from the time of [[Constantin Brâncoveanu]].
These charters are known as one of the most [[out-of-place artifact]] as they reveal that [[Romania in the Middle Ages|medieval Romanian history]] is in fact [[Bulgarian history]]. As of 2010, 312 such charters were known only up to 1476. <ref>Иван Харалампиев; Лекции по история на българския книжовен език до Възраждането; стр. 67-68, като срещу 8 грамоти на български царе от XIII и XIV век имаме 312 влахобългарски грамоти до 1476 година, т.е. почти до края XV век. Авторът счита, че до края на XV век въобще не може да се говори за "румънска редакция". ISBN 978-954-400-702-7</ref>
In 2019, Romanian historical medieval postulates have been laughed at and ridiculed by Bulgarian scholars. One of the myths is that [[Dracula]] was [[Romanian]], but he had no idea what [[Romanian language]] was, but he used pure [[Bulgarian language]] from that time. <ref>[https://ift.tt/37LowNj Българин ли е бил Дракула?]</ref>
==References==
==See also==
* [[Transdanubian Bulgaria]]
* [[Neacșu's letter]]
* [[Old Church Slavonic in Romania]]
* [[First Romanian School]]
* [[Romanian Cyrillic alphabet]]
* [[Re-latinization of Romanian]]
* [[Origin of the Romanians]]
* [[Medieval Bulgarian royal charters]]
[[Category:Middle Bulgarian language]]
[[Category:Out-of-place artifacts]]
[[Category:History of the Romanian language]]
[[Category:History of Wallachia (1512–1714)]]
[[Category:History of Moldavia (1504–1711)]]
[[Category:Cyrillo-Methodian Studies]]
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