Iliaș II.
Iliaş II. Rareş , also Ilie , (* 1531; † January 1562 ) was the eldest son of Petru Rareş . He reigned as Prince , the Principality of Moldova on 3 September 1546 to the task his rule on 11 June 1551. He was succeeded by his brother Ştefan VI. Rareș after. Iliaș grew up at the court of the Ottoman Empire and knew the luxury that prevailed there, which he missed in the Principality of Moldova. He transferred the task of his Turkish liege lord to send an army to Transylvania against the imperial Martinuzzi in 1550 to his brother Ștefan . In May 1551 he made Ștefan the administrator of his rule and went back to the court of Suleyman . There he converted to Islam. He was given the name Mehmed and the governorship of Silistria was given. He died in exile in Turkey in January 1562.
See also
literature
- Nicolae Iorga: History of the Romanian people in the context of their state formation . Volume I, Gotha 1905, pp. ~ 387-388
Individual evidence
- ↑ http://www.catavencii.ro/Ultima-vinatoare-a-lui-stefan-al-vi-lea-rares-voievodul-care-umbla-cu-lupul-la-git_0_5926.html ( Memento from January 17th 2013 in the Internet Archive )
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Iliaș II. |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Ilie |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Prince of the Principality of Moldova |
| DATE OF BIRTH | around 1531 |
| DATE OF DEATH | January 1562 |