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I have a question. If this category and similar ones are to apply to modern-day people, how exactly do we define "Wallachia", "Transylvania", etc? Is Wallachia equivalent to Oltenia + Muntenia + Dobrogea? Is the Banat part of Transylvania? How about Crişana and Maramureş, which weren't part of the historic principality? What region does Vrancea County south of the Milcov River (historically the Moldavia-Wallachia boundary) belong to? Is the Orşova area of Mehedinţi County part of the Banat (which it is, historically) or Oltenia/Wallachia? And so on. - BiruitorulTalk04:55, 3 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]