#voivode
- Ahtum — The name of a legendary 11th-century duke or voivode, descendant of Glad, who ruled a vast territory in the Banat region, with his seat at Morisena (Cenad). Mentioned in the 'Legend of Saint Gerard', he entered a structural conflict with King Stephen I of Hungary over control of the Mureș River customs and the salt trade monopoly, eventually being defeated by Hungarian forces led by Csanád.
- Amlaș — A historical and geographical name associated with an ancient Romanian district in medieval Transylvania (Amlaș Land), located near Sibiu, held under feudal tenure by the rulers of Wallachia. Today identified as a locality (Amlaș village in Sibiu County), the term evokes a special legal status from the 14th-15th centuries, representing a symbolic point of political and territorial connection between historical Romanian provinces.
- Antonie-Vodă — A compound historical name designating the personality of Antonie of Popești, ruler of Wallachia between 1669 and 1672. This structural appellation associates the monarch's canonical given name with the official title of Slavic-Byzantine origin 'vodă' (short for voivode), being used predominantly in period chronicles, historiographical studies, and archival documents to individualize his reign, which was marked by the influence of the prominent Cantacuzino family.