Carol I

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Carol I

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Title:	King of Muntenia
Predecessor:	Mihai I
Successor:	Carol II
Birth:	1899
Death:	1942
Relgious Affiliation:	Romanian Orthodox
Family	Mihai (father), Anne (mother), Carol (son), Constantin (son).

Carol I (1899-1942) of Muntenia was the only son of Mihai I, and was named for his maternal grandfather Prince Karl Eitel Friedrich Zephyrinus Ludwig of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen (1839-1914). Both of his sons in turn wore his crown--Carol II (born 1922) and Constantin I (born 1929).

Five years after the First Great War Mihai I passed away and his son was then crowned as Carol I, a king who came to be a very popular monarch, paving way for Muntenia as a high developed wealthy nation and establishing closer relations between the Romanian nations through his frequent visits to Oltenia and Moldova.

Preceded by: Mihai I

King of Muntenia 1923-1942

Succeeded by: 'Carol II'