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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The name Wallachia, generally not used by Romanians themselves (but present in some contexts as Valahia or Vlahia), is derived from the ethnonym Valach, a word used originally by Germanic peoples to designate their Romance-speaking neighbours, or foreigners in general, and subsequently taken over by Slavic-speakers to refer to Romanians, with variants such as Vlach, Blach, Bloc, Bloh, Boloh etc ? (see also: History of the term Vlach). In the early Middle Ages, in Slavonic texts, the name of Zemli Ungro-Vlahiskoi (????? ?????-?????????)or…mehr

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The name Wallachia, generally not used by Romanians themselves (but present in some contexts as Valahia or Vlahia), is derived from the ethnonym Valach, a word used originally by Germanic peoples to designate their Romance-speaking neighbours, or foreigners in general, and subsequently taken over by Slavic-speakers to refer to Romanians, with variants such as Vlach, Blach, Bloc, Bloh, Boloh etc ? (see also: History of the term Vlach). In the early Middle Ages, in Slavonic texts, the name of Zemli Ungro-Vlahiskoi (????? ?????-?????????)or "Hungaro-Wallachian Land") was also used. The term, translated in Romanian as "Ungrovalahia", remained in use up to the modern era in a religious context, referring to the Romanian Orthodox Metropolitan seat of Hungaro-Wallachia,