Regulamentul Organic Prancis Règlement Organiquecode fr is deprecated Rusia Oрганический регламент Organichesky reglamen

Regulamentul Organic (Prancis: Règlement Organiquecode: fr is deprecated , Rusia: Oрганический регламент, Organichesky reglament) adalah organic law semi-konstitusi yang ditetapkan di Moldavia dan Wallachia (dua kepangeranan yang menjadi basis Rumania modern) oleh Kekaisaran Rusia tahun 1834–1835.

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Revolusi Moldavia 1848
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Pendudukan Soviet di Bessarabia dan Bukovina Utara
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Revolusi 1989
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The name also has plural versions in all languages concerned, referring to the dual nature of the document; however, the singular version is usually preferred. The text was originally written in French, submitted to the approval of the State Council of Imperial Russia in Saint Petersburg, and then subject to debates in the Assemblies in Bucharest and Iaşi; the Romanian translation followed the adoption of the Regulament in its French-language version. (Djuvara, p. 323).
Giurescu, p. 123.
It is probable that the title was chosen over designation as "Constitution(s)" in order to avoid the revolutionary meaning implied by the latter (Hitchins, p. 203).

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[name_Djuvara_323-1] The name also has plural versions in all languages concerned, referring to the dual nature of the document; however, the singular version is usually preferred. The text was originally written in French, submitted to the approval of the State Council of Imperial Russia in Saint Petersburg, and then subject to debates in the Assemblies in Bucharest and Iaşi; the Romanian translation followed the adoption of the Regulament in its French-language version. (Djuvara, p. 323).

[Giurescu_123-2] Giurescu, p. 123.

[Hitchins_203-3] It is probable that the title was chosen over designation as "Constitution(s)" in order to avoid the revolutionary meaning implied by the latter (Hitchins, p. 203).