Kingdom of Romania

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The Kingdom of Romania was a constitutional monarchy in Eastern Europe (1881–1947) that played a significant role in both World Wars and interwar regional alliances before being replaced by a communist republic.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constitutional monarchy
former country
sovereign state
alliedWith Czechoslovakia
France
Greece
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
Yugoslavia
capital Bucharest
continent Europe
country Romania
currency Romanian leu
dominantReligion Romanian Orthodox Church
endDate 1947-12-30
firstMonarch Carol I of Romania
gainedTerritoryFrom Austro-Hungarian Empire
surface form: Austria-Hungary

Bulgaria
Russia
governmentType constitutional monarchy
hadEvent Great Union of 1918
Great Union of 1918
surface form: Union of Transylvania with Romania

abdication of King Michael I
headOfStateTitle King of Romania
includedTerritory Banat
Bessarabia
Bukovina
Dobruja
Transylvania
lastMonarch Michael I of Romania
legislature Parliament of Romania
locatedIn Eastern Europe
lostTerritoryTo Bulgaria
Hungary
Soviet Union
lowerHouse Parliament of Romania
surface form: Assembly of Deputies of Romania
memberOf Balkan Pact
Little Entente
monarch Carol I of Romania
Carol II of Romania
Ferdinand I of Romania
Michael I of Romania
officialLanguage Romanian language
surface form: Romanian
participatedIn First Balkan War (diplomatically)
Balkan Wars
surface form: Second Balkan War

World War I
World War II
politicalSystem multi-party system
predecessor Principality of Romania
Danubian Principalities
surface form: United Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia
reasonForEnd Soviet influence after World War II
imposition of communist regime
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodoxy
startDate 1881-03-14
successor Romanian People’s Republic
surface form: People's Republic of Romania

Romanian People’s Republic
upperHouse Senate of Romania
wasPartOf Allied Powers of World War I
surface form: Allied Powers

Central Powers

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Marshal of Romania usedByRegime Kingdom of Romania
Ion Gigurtu countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Romania
Ion Gigurtu headOfGovernmentOf Kingdom of Romania
Officers School in Bucharest locatedIn Kingdom of Romania
Chernivtsi historicallyRuledBy Kingdom of Romania
Constantin Sănătescu headOfGovernmentFor Kingdom of Romania
Black Sea campaigns belligerent Kingdom of Romania
IAR 14 trainer aircraft countryOfOrigin Kingdom of Romania
subject surface form: IAR 14
IAR 27 trainer aircraft countryOfOrigin Kingdom of Romania
subject surface form: IAR 27
Jilava usedDuringPeriod Kingdom of Romania
subject surface form: Jilava Prison
Austro-Hungarian Empire followedBy Kingdom of Romania
this entity surface form: Kingdom of Romania (enlarged)
National Bank of Romania foundedBy Kingdom of Romania
Banat historicalPoliticalEntity Kingdom of Romania
Temeswar historicalAffiliation Kingdom of Romania
Bessarabia formerSubdivisionOf Kingdom of Romania
Petre Dumitrescu countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Romania
Crișana historicalAffiliation Kingdom of Romania
Great Union of 1918 territoryUnifiedWith Kingdom of Romania
Soviet Armed Forces in World War II opponent Kingdom of Romania
Kira Muratova countryOfBirth Kingdom of Romania
Domnitor category Kingdom of Romania
this entity surface form: Romanian monarchy
Eduard Buchner placeOfDeath Kingdom of Romania
Ion Iliescu countryOfBirth Kingdom of Romania
Doftana Prison operator Kingdom of Romania
Valentin Ceaușescu placeOfBirth Kingdom of Romania
Chernivtsi Oblast historicalAffiliation Kingdom of Romania
Romanian National Day (10 May) location Kingdom of Romania
Zoia Ceaușescu placeOfBirth Kingdom of Romania
Carol I of Romania countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Romania
Carol I of Romania deathPlace Kingdom of Romania
Greater Romania historicalPredecessor Kingdom of Romania
this entity surface form: Kingdom of Romania before World War I
Ferdinand I of Romania countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Romania
Ferdinand I of Romania placeOfDeath Kingdom of Romania
Treaty of Berlin 1878 signatory Kingdom of Romania
subject surface form: Treaty of Berlin (1878)
Transleithania borderedBy Kingdom of Romania
Transleithania successor Kingdom of Romania
Vienna Awards participant Kingdom of Romania
London Conference of 1920 participant Kingdom of Romania
Maria of Romania countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Romania
Odessa massacre (1941) countryAtTime Kingdom of Romania
Marcel Janco countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Romania
Cisleithanian crown lands succeededBy Kingdom of Romania