list of moldavian rulers

1352 - 1353	Dragoş of Moldova
1354 - 1358	Sas
1359	Balc
1359 - 1365	Bogdan I
1365 - 1373	Laţcu
1373 - 1375	Costea
1375 - 1391	Petru I
1391 - 1394	Roman I
1394 - 1399	Ştefan I
1399 - 1400	Iuga
1400 - 1432	Alexandru cel Bun (Alexander the Kind)
1432 - 1433	Iliaş
1433 - 1435	Ştefan II
1435 - 1436	Iliaş
1436 - 1442	Iliaş and Ştefan II
1442 - 1447	Ştefan II
1447	Petru II
1447 - 1448	Roman II
1448 - 1449	Petru II
1449	Alexăndrel
1449 - 1451	Bogdan II
1451 - 1452	Petru Aron
1452 - 1454	Alexăndrel
1454 - 1455	Petru Aron
1455	Alexăndrel
1455 - 1457	Petru Aron
1457 - 1504	Ştefan cel Mare (Stephen the Great)
1504 - 1517	Bogdan III cel Orb (Bogdan the Blind)
1517 - 1527	Ştefăniţă
1527 - 1538	Petru Rareş
1538 - 1540	Ştefan Lăcustă
1540 - 1541	Alexandru Cornea
1541 - 1546	Petru Rareş
1546 - 1551	Iliaş
1551 - 1552	Ştefan
1552	Ioan Joldea
1552 - 1561	Alexandru Lăpuşneanu
1561 - 1563	Despot Vodă (Ioan Iacob Heraclid)
1563 - 1564	Ştefan Tomşa
1564 - 1568	Alexandru Lăpuşneanu
1568 - 1572	Bogdan
1572 - 1574	Ioan Vodă cel Viteaz (cel Cumplit) (John Voivode the Brave/the Terrible)
1574 - 1577	Petru Şchiopul (Peter the Limp)
1577	Ioan Potcoavă (John the Horseshoe)
1578 - 1579	Petru Şchiopul (Peter the Limp)
1579 - 1582	Iancul Sasul
1582 - 1591	Petru Şchiopul (Peter the Limp)
1591 - 1592	Aron Tiranul (Aron the Tyrant)
1592	Alexandru cel Rău (Alexander the Wrong Doer)
1592	Petru Cazacul (Peter the Cossack)
1592 - 1595	Aron Tiranul (Aron the Tyrant)
1595	Ştefan Răzvan
1595 - 1600	Ieremia Movilă
1600	Mihai Viteazul (Michael the Brave)
1600 - 1606	Ieremia Movilă
1606 - 1607	Simion Movilă
1607	Mihail Movilă
1607	Constantin Movilă
1607	Mihail Movilă
1607 - 1611	Constantin Movilă
1611 - 1615	Ştefan II Tomşa
1615 - 1616	Alexandru Movilă
1616 - 1619	Radu Mihnea
1619 - 1620	Gaspar Graziani
1620 - 1621	Alexandru Iliaş
1621 - 1623	Ştefan II Tomşa
1623 - 1626	Radu Mihnea
1626 - 1629	Miron Barnovschi-Movilă
1629 - 1630	Alexandru Coconul
1630 - 1631	Moise Movilă
1631 - 1633	Alexandru Iliaş
1633	Miron Barnovschi-Movilă
1633 - 1634	Moise Movilă
1634 - 1653	Vasile Lupu
1653 - 1658	Gheorghe Ştefan
1658 - 1659	Gheorghe Ghica
1659	Constantin Şerban Basarab
1659 - 1661	Ştefăniţă Lupu
1661	Constantin Şerban Basarab
1661	Ştefăniţă Lupu
1661 - 1665	Eustatie Dabija
1665 - 1666	Gheorghe Duca
1666 - 1668	Ilia Alexandru
1668 - 1672	Gheorghe Duca
1672 - 1673	Ştefan Petriceicu
1673	Dumitraşcu Cantacuzino
1673 - 1674	Ştefan Petriceicu
1674 - 1675	Dumitraşcu Cantacuzino
1675 - 1678	Antonie Ruset (Rosetti)
1678 - 1683	Gheorghe Duca
1683 - 1684	Ştefan Petriceicu
1684 - 1685	Dumitraşcu Cantacuzino
1685 - 1693	Constantin Cantemir
1693	Dimitrie Cantemir
1693 - 1695	Constantin Duca
1695 - 1700	Antioh Cantemir
1700 - 1703	Constantin Duca
1703	Chancellor Ioan Buhuş
1703 - 1705	Mihai Racoviţă
1705 - 1707	Antioh Cantemir
1707 - 1709	Mihai Racoviţă
1709 - 1710	Chancellor Ioan Buhuş
1709 - 1710	Nicolae Mavrocordat
1710 - 1711	Dimitrie Cantemir
1711	Caimacam Lupu Costachi
1711	Dragoman Ioan Mavrocordat
1711 - 1715	Nicolae Mavrocordat
1715 - 1726	Mihai Racoviţă
1726 - 1733	Grigore II Ghica
1733 - 1735	Constantin Mavrocordat
1735 - 1739	Grigore II Ghica
1739	Russian occupation
1739 - 1741	Grigore II Ghica
1741 - 1743	Constantin Mavrocordat
1743 - 1747	Ioan Mavrocordat
1747 - 1748	Grigore II Ghica
1748 - 1749	Constantin Mavrocordat
1749	Iordache Stavrachi
1749 - 1753	Constantin Racoviţă
1753 - 1756	Matei Ghica
1756 - 1757	Constantin Racoviţă
1757 - 1758	Scarlat Ghica
1758 - 1761	Toan Teodor Callimachi
1761 - 1764	Grigore Callimachi
1764 - 1767	Grigore III Ghica
1767 - 1769	Grigore Callimachi
1769	Constantin Mavrocordat
1769 - 1774	Russian occupation
1774 - 1777	Grigore III Ghica
1777 - 1782	Constantin Moruzi
1782 - 1785	Alexandru Mavrocordat (Delibey)
1785 - 1786	Alexandru Mavrocordat (Firaris)
1786 - 1788	Alexandru Ipsilanti
1787 - 1791	Austrian occupation
1788 - 1789	Emanuel Giani-Ruset
1788 - 1791	Russian occupation
1792	Alexandru Moruzi
1792 - 1795	Mihai Suţu
1795 - 1799	Alexandru Callimachi
1799 - 1801	Constantin Ipsilanti
1801 - 1802	Alexandru Suţu
1802	Chancellor Iordache Conta and other caimacams
1802 - 1806	Alexandru Moruzi
1806	Scarlat Callimachi
1806 - 1807	Alexandru Moruzi
1806 - 1812	Russian occupation
1807	Alexandru Hangerli
1807 - 1810	Scarlat Callimachi (did not actually rule)
1806	Iordache Ruset-Roznovanu caimacam
1807 - 1812	Metropolitan Veniamin Costache and other caimacams
1812 - 1819	Scarlat Callimachi
1819 - 1821	Mihai Suţu
1819	Seneschals Manu and Rizo (?)
1821	Metropolitan Veniamin Costache
1821	Alexander Ypsilanti's Eteria
1821 - 1822	Caimacam Ştefan Vogoride
1821 - 1822	Turkish occupation
1822 - 1828	Ioniţă Sandu Sturdza
1828 - 1834	Russian occupation
1834 - 1849	Mihail Sturdza
1849 - 1853	Grigore Alexandru Ghica
1853 - 1854	Russian occupation
1854 - 1856	Grigore Alexandru Ghica
1856	Extraordinary Administrative Council (?)
1856 - 1857	Teodor Balş
1857 - 1858	Nicolae Vogoride
1858 - 1859	Caimacam rule of three: Ştefan Catargiu (steps down in 1858, is followed by I. A. Cantacuzino); Vasile Sturdza and Anastasie Panu
1859	Alexander John Cuza

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