Obiectivele politice ale lui Constantin Vodă Brâncoveanu, în lumina cronicilor vremii
The political objectives of Constantin Voda Brâncoveanu, in light of the chronicles of the time
Author(s): Dorin Gabriel PandeleSubject(s): Christian Theology and Religion, Theology and Religion
Published by: EDITURA ARHIEPISCOPIEI DUNĂRII DE JOS
Keywords: Brâncoveanu; internally politic; foreign policy; financial claims; antiotoman alliance; secretly treated;
Summary/Abstract: In internally politics Constantin Brancoveanu had its objectives to ensure a relative autonomy from the Ottoman’s Gate, so given that the Turkish officials were corrupted, they had more and more large financial claims. This issue generated a huge financial pressure on the population of Wallachia. In externally plane, Brancoveanu get involved in politics of Moldova to ensure a possible alliance with the antiotoman character, always secretly treated. Face to Transylvania, Brancoveanu choose a different solution: he keeps a duplicitary policy against the Habsburg empire, Ottoman Empire, as well as towards the Tsar Empire, trying to neutralize their territorial claims. The victim of a tragic history, Prince Constantin pays with his life this policy carried on the blade of the knife.
Journal: TEOLOGIE ȘI EDUCAȚIE LA DUNĂREA DE JOS
- Issue Year: XIII/2014
- Issue No: 13
- Page Range: 552-558
- Page Count: 7
- Language: Romanian