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From: "Akrogiali" <>
Subject: Re: Vlad The Impaler
Date: Sun, 13 Nov 2005 10:18:06 +1100
References: <004701c5e7bc$2abbdd30$0f7b8d42@5gt4t01>


Not necessarily Correct.

Seneslav Bassaraba, Prince of Walachia (1247-?) had Two Sons.

Basarab Bassaraba, (Prince of Walachia 1330-1340)
Tugomir Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia -1330) Died 1330

Basarab Bassaraba had one son
Nicolas II, Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia 1340-1364) Died 1364

Nicolas II had two sons and a daughter.

Radu I Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia (after 1380)
Vlad I, Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia 1364-1380)
Ana Bassaraba= 1360 Stefan, Urosh V, Nemanja, King of Serbia


Radu I, Bassaraba Two sons.

Mircea I, Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia 1386-1418) died 1418
Dana I, Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia ??)


Mircea I, Bassaraba had two sons.

Michael I, Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia 1418-1420) Died 1420
Vlad II, "Dracul" Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia 1435-1446) Died 1446


Vlad II had four sons.

Vlad III, Tepes, "The Impaler", Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia 1456-1462)
Died Dec 1476 Near Bucharest)
Radu III, "The Handsome" Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia 1462-1474). Died 1474
Vlad IV, "The Monk", Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia 1482-1495).
Mircea Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia ??)


Vlad III, Tepes had one son.

Mihnea I, "The Bad", Bassaraba (Illegitimate) (Prince of Walachia 1508-1510


Mircea III, Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia 1545-1560) = Despina ? (Greek
Origine).

They had a son.
Alexander II, Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia 1568-1577).


Alexander II had a son.

Mihnea II, Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia 1577-1591) Died 1591

He had a son:
Radu IX, Serban Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia 1602-1611)

Radu IX had one son and one daughter.

Constantin Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia)
Elena Bassaraba = Constantin Kantakouzinos (Grand Duke, Boyar of Walachia)
Born About 1598, died 20/12/1663


I do not know wives and if sons/daughters were from first or second marriage
or illegitimate.
There are also numerous unconnected Bassaraba family members.

Stanca Bassaraba died 1530 and married Stefan VI, Mushati (Prince of
Moldavia 1517-1527)

Vladilsav II, Bassaraba is mentioned as "Danesti Prince"

Roxandra Bassaraba (died 21/9/1513) married 1510 Bogdan III, "The One Eyed"
Mushati Prince of Moldavia (Born 9/3/1479; died 20/4/1517)

Neagoe Bassaraba (Prince of Walachia 1512-1521), died 15/9/1521 married
Despina Militza (Princess)

Maria Bassaraba (died 1511) married 1478 Stefan III, "The Great" Mushati
(Prince of Moldavia (died 2/7/1504)


One of the still alive family members is

Anastasia, Serban, Bassaraba who married 1819 George Manos (b.1793 and died
19/12/1836 in Iasi Moldavia)

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"Theron L.Smith"" <> wrote in message
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> <> wrote Saturday, November 12, 2005 2:56 AM:
> << Le Bateman" schrieb: "Who were Vlad " The Impaler's descendants? Le
> Euweb.cz provides some details:
> http://genealogy.euweb.cz/balkan/barab.html >>
>
> To summarize, the Internet reference has
>
> Ioan Basarab [BASARAB in Moncreiffe], Voivode of Wallachia (ca
> 1310-1352),
> +1352; m.Ana N;
> o A2. Nicolae Alexandru, Voivode of Wallachia (1352-64),
> o B2. Radu I "Negru Voda", Voivode of Wallachia (1375-83)
> o C2. [2m.] Mircea I "the Elder", Despot of Dobruja, Voivode of
> Wallachia
> o D2. [by Maria Tolmay] Vlad II Dracul "the Dragon", Voivode of
> Wallachia
> o E2. [1m.] Vlad III Tepes "the Impaler", Voivode of Wallachia
> o E4. [by Catuna N, later Mother Euphrasim, an Abbess] Vlad
> IV "Calugarul" "the Monk", Voivode of Wallachia
> o F1. [1m.] Radu IV "the Great", Voivode of Wallachia
> o G3. Mircea III "Ciobanul" ("the Shepherd"), Voivode
> of Wallachia
> oH3. Stana [STANCA Basarah in Moncreiffe]
> +after 1601; m. Ioan Norocea [JOHN Morocza
> in Moncreiffe] , Logofat de Pitesti, Great Chancellor of Wallachia
>
>
> FWIW, Sin Iain Moncreiffe's 1982, ROYAL HIGHNESS, p. 100, Chart 32,
> presents Stanca Basarah and John Norocza as 12-great grandparents of
> Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, which would place the Impaler as an
> ancestral uncle.
> Can Sir Iian's extensions to this decadency be substantiated?
> [Sir Iain also wrote that BASARAB was probably son of TOKTEMIR, great
> grandson of JUCHI, son of GENGHIS KHAN.]
>
> Regards to all,
> Theron Smith
>


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