
1760 - 1840 (80 years)
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| Name |
Ruset-Bibica [OT-RO-] K80 Spătar in Walachia 1838 (Phan.) ... â ă ș ţ, Ion |
| Born |
1760 |
Phanar (Constantinople, Ottoman Empire) = Φανάρι (Κωνσταντινούπολις) |
| Gender |
Male |
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The Ruset/Ruseti family are a Princely Phanariotic and Boyar family in Moldavia, where they settled in the 17th Century coming from Phanar (Constantinople) (Rosettis) of Genoan origine (Rosetti) ... There were several branches, named after their estates, e.g. Ruset-Bibica |
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Phanariótes in the Ottoman Empire and in the Principalities of Moldavia and Walachia |
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GIN (RH) ... Lobanov-Rostovsky--Wladimiroff (1992) Generation VII N° 80 |
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1) General Radu Rosetti. Familia Rosetti (2 volumes, Bucharest 1938) ... 2) Mihai Dim. Sturdza. Grande Familles de Grèce, d'Albanie et de Constantinople (Paris 1999) ... 3) Paul Cernovodeanu. Familia Ruset, Roset (Rosetti) (Bucharest: Editura Acad. 2002) |
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Professions (phanariote -1821, romanian -1858): Armas [Armash] = Official in charge of security, prisons and executions; Comis = Master of the Horse; Dragoman = Interpreter, translator; Logof?t = Chancellor; Paharnic = Royal Cup-bearer; Postelnic (a Boyar title) = Chamberlain; Sp?tar = Holder of the royal sword and bludgeon and second in rank in the army after the voivode; Voievod or Domn = Voivode, ruling prince and commander-in-chief of the army, title of the Wallachian/Moldavian rulers [N.B. Extended letters not possible in foot notes; see head line] |
| Died |
1840 |
Bucureşti (România) = Bucharest (Rumania) |
| Buried |
1840 |
Bucureşti [Mihai Vodă Monastery] |
| Person ID |
I43048 |
GIN |
| Last Modified |
4 Sep 2018 |
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