Birth of Carol I
Historical person
Carol I Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Carol I, based on 27 World History Database records associated with Romania.
Chronological biography
1839
1866
Elected by Romanias National Assembly to guarantee German protection of independence
Elected by Romanias National Assembly to guarantee German protection of independence
Succeeds as King of Romania
The Sultan of Turkey recognizes the succession of Carol I in Romania
1869
Marries Elizabeth, Princess of Wied
1877
Commands Romanian forces alongside Russia at Plevna.
1878
Independence of Serbia, Bulgaria & Romania is recognized by the Treaty of San Stefano
Independence of Serbia, Bulgaria & Romania is recognized by the Treaty of San Stefano
The Congress of Berlin recognizes the Independence of Romania
Romania receives most of northern Dobruja and territory toward the Danube delta as compensation for southern Bessarabia.
Romanian independence receives international recognition under the Treaty of Berlin, subject to treaty conditions.
Romanian independence is tied to guarantees that religious differences will not exclude people from civil and political rights.
Romania is required to restore southern Bessarabia to Russia despite objections from the Romanian government.
1881
Is crowned King of Romania after the independence recognized by the Treaty of Berlin becomes established internationally.
Becomes the first King of Romania after the state whose independence was recognized at Berlin is proclaimed a kingdom.
1883
Concludes a secret alliance with Austria
1907
Concentrates on economic development but neglects the Countryside
1913
Orders Romanian mobilization against Bulgaria.
Sends Romanian forces across the Danube into Bulgaria.
Romania gains Southern Dobruja after the Second Balkan War.
Hosts the settlement ending war among the Balkan states.
1914
Death of Carol I
Declares Romania to be neutral
Declares Romania to be neutral
Declares Romania to be neutral
1915
Existence of secret agreement for mutual support between Italy and Rumania announced by respective Governments
Titles and roles
King · Prince · Prince · Domnitor of Romania
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.