 As Rezachevici notes, in 1630 Leon's Boyar Divan comprised four Greeks, including "Postelnic" Alexandri and "Paharnic" Balasache Muselim, four Romanians, and one Albanian—Miho, brother of the more famous Leca Racotă.Among the leading courtiers was "Vistier" Necula Catargiu.He was a member of a culturally Greek family, described by chronicler Matthew of Myra as "archons of the Eastern Empire", but may have actually had Gagauz origins.