Church and state in Eastern Europe during the Fourteenth Century: why the Romanians remained in the Orthodox area

The question of how Romanians remained Orthodox while neighboring Hungarians and Slavs were Catholic during the 14th century is addressed. The complex realities of that time hold the answers to this question.

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Bibliographic Details
Published in:East European quarterly 1995-09, Vol.29 (3), p.275-275
Main Author: Pop, Ioan-Aurel
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
14th century
14th century AD
Catholic churches
Catholicism
Christianity
Christians
Church & state
Church and state
Eastern Orthodox churches
History
Indexing in process
Popes
Religion
Religious aspects
Religious orthodoxy
Romanians
Slavic cultural groups
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Summary:The question of how Romanians remained Orthodox while neighboring Hungarians and Slavs were Catholic during the 14th century is addressed. The complex realities of that time hold the answers to this question.
ISSN:0012-8449
2469-4827