George Ghica was proclaimed prince in December 1659, but he soon renounced in favor of his son, Gregory, who governed with the assistance of Constantine Cantacuzino.
The young prince governed with the assistance of Constantine Cantacuzino. George Ghica was proclaimed prince in December 1659, but he soon renounced in favor of his son, Gregory.
George Ghica was proclaimed prince in December 1659, but he soon renounced in favor of his son, Gregory. The young prince governed with the assistance of Constantine Cantacuzino.
George Ghica was proclaimed prince in December 1659, but he soon renounced in favor of his son, Gregory. The young prince governed with the assistance of Constantine Cantacuzino.