In 1603, a man named Moses led a rebellion in this region against its cruel Albanian governor Giorgio Basta.
In 1603, a man named Moses led a rebellion in this region against its cruel Albanian governor Giorgio Basta. Michael Viteazul was assassinated in this region mere days after conquering it. The Thirteen Years War was fought over control of this region. This region was home to the Dozsa [doh-zha] peasant rebellion. Under the Edict of (*) Turda, this region granted complete freedom of religion and became a haven for Calvinists. Noble families of this region include the Rakoczi and the Bathory and its cities include Brasov and Cluj-Napoca [kluzh-napoca]. Once controlled by Hungary, it is now the northwestern part of Romania. For ten points, name this eastern European region associated with vampires.
In 1603, a man named Moses led a rebellion in this region against its cruel Albanian governor Giorgio Basta.
{Transylvania} [accept: {Erdely}; {Seibenburgen}]