11 February 1866Abdication of Alexandru Ioan CuzaAlexandru Ioan Cuza
Cuza abdicates after officers and political opponents force his removal.
Historical records for Romania in 1866, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Cuza abdicates after officers and political opponents force his removal.
Catargiu joins the three-member regency governing after Cuza's abdication.
Golescu joins the provisional regency established after Cuza's removal.
Haralambie represents the army in the three-member princely regency.
Is forced to abdicate by political opponents.
Succeeds as King of Romania
Carol arrives in Bucharest to assume the Romanian throne.
Carol takes the constitutional oath as ruling prince.
Carol promulgates the liberal Constitution of 1866.
The Sultan of Turkey recognizes the succession of Carol I in Romania
Takes part in the deposition of Prince Carol of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen
Elected by Romanias National Assembly to guarantee German protection of independence
Ghica leads the government during the transition to Carol's reign.
Elected by Romanias National Assembly to guarantee German protection of independence
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