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Pătrașcu the Good

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Reign
  
1554—24 December 1557

Successor
  
Mother
  
Ruxandra Basarab

Predecessor
  
Father
  
Parents
  
Radu Paisie

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Issue
  
(allegedly):Petru CercelMichael the Brave

Died
  
24 December 1557, Bucharest, Romania

Place of burial
  
Dealu Monastery, Viforâta, Romania

Children
  
Michael the Brave, Petru Cercel

Grandchildren
  
Nicolae Pătraşcu, Florica Pătraşcu

Similar
  
Michael the Brave, Petru Cercel, Radu Paisie, Nicolae Pătraşcu, Radu IV the Great

Pătrașcu the Good (Romanian: Pătrașcu cel Bun) was the Lord (hospodar) of Wallachia between 1554 and 24 December 1557, a member of the House of Drăculești.

History

Pătraşcu was the son of Radu Paisie.

His wife was named Voica. Some historians consider Petru Cercel, who ruled Wallachia 1583 to 1588, to have been the son of Pătrașcu. Michael the Brave, who ruled Wallachia 1593–1601, is considered by most historians to have been a son of Pătrașcu, while others believe that he invented his descent in order to justify his rule. The two alleged sons were painted together at an inner wall of a church at Caluiu.

On 24 December 1557 Pătraşcu died in unclear circumstances in Bucharest. Pătrașcu was buried at Dealu Monastery. He was called "the Good" by historians because he had a peaceful reign, without any murdering of nobility.

References

Pătrașcu the Good Wikipedia


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