Domnitorul care a împiedicat Ungaria să cucerească Țara Românească. Regele maghiar a scăpat deghizat în oștean • Newsweek România

The article discusses the historical significance of Basarab I, the founder of Wallachia, who successfully defended the region against Hungarian conquest in the early 14th century. The Battle of Posada, fought in 1330, marked a pivotal moment for Wallachia's independence, where Basarab's forces defeated the Hungarian army led by King Charles Robert. Despite being a vassal initially, Basarab's refusal to pay tribute and subsequent military actions led to the conflict. The exact location of the battle remains debated among historians, but its outcome solidified Basarab's rule for another 22 years. His legacy continues to be honored in Romanian history.