Romania is a member state of the European Union. According to Romania's Constitution, Romania's territory is not dividable. Romania is not a federative, confederative or union-like state, so it does not have autonomous subdivisions which can be called states. The country is divided into 41 counties (including the capital, Bucharest), not states. It is important to mention that the country was formed by unifying some medieval states and also attaching the Hungarian Transilvania after the end of WWI.
More info at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romania
If by territory you mean region or county Romania has 42 counties, and it has also historical regions like: Wallachia in the south that is split in to two regions by the Olt river; Muntenia to the west where Bucharest the capital is situated and Oltenia to the east also there is Dobruja the ex-ottoman region that make the seaside of Romania and others are Moldavia a center o christian orthodoxy, Bucovina, Banat, Maramureş; also Crişana in the west and Transylvania in the center, both having a predominantly German architecture in the old center of cities.
Historical regions of Romania: Muntenia, Moldova, Bucovina, Dobrogea, Oltenia, Banat, Crişana, Transilvania, Maramureş (the regions are not officialy definited). Basarabia is also a Romanian region but now the south is under Ukrainian occupation and the rest form the Republic of Moldova. The northern part of Bucovina is also occupied by the Ukrainians. Administrative divisions: 41 counties (judeţ) and the capital district (Bucureşti).
263 towns in 2000; now probably a little more.
After the data of the census from October 2011 the population of Romania is
21 500 000.
For the year 2010/2011 the situation was:
- schools(in forms 1-8): 4 354
- high schools; 1 643
- vocational schools; 5
- post highschools and foremen education: 86
Romania has no states. Romania has 41 judeţe (judeţ is similar to county) and a big municipality (Bucharest).
Moldova, Muntenia, Oltenia, Dobrogea, Banat, CriÅŸana, Transilvania, MaramureÅŸ
Romania has 41 counties and one municipality.
Only some provinces of Serbia and Romania.
Romania and Poland was not provinces of Soviet Union but some regions were occupied after the WW2. Romania and Poland were many years satellite countries.
Romania doesn't annexed any country, but only Romanian provinces.
The modern country Romania was founded on the territories of the old provinces Muntenia, Moldova, Transylvania, Banat, Dobrogea, Bucovina Maramure;.
Soviet Union annexed Basarabia and North Bucovina.
These are old provinces of Romania occupied by invaders as Banat, Basarabia, Bucovina and Transylvania - not countries.
Transilvania is the correct name. It is one of the 3 historical provinces in Romania. I's situated in the north-west of Romania. Romania is the 10th largest country in Europe and you can get to it by any means of transportation that you like.
I suppose that you think to provinces of Romania: Muntenia (with Oltenia), Moldova (with Bucovina and Basarabia), Transylvania (with Crișana and Maramureș), Banat, Dobrogea.
1. Romania wasn't a part of an empire in the 20th century. 2. Some provinces as Transylvania, Banat, Bucovina, CriÅŸana and MaramureÅŸ were parts of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. 3. Another province - Bessarabia (Basarabia in Romanian language) was a part of the Russian Empire. Note that during the antiquity some provinces of the today Romania are parts of the Roman Empire; and during the middle age Romanian provinces were included in the Ottoman Empire as vassals.
Yes: Moldova, Muntenia, Oltenia, Dobrogea, Banat, CriÅŸana, Transilvania, MaramureÅŸ, Bucovina
The colours stand for the three historical provinces of Romania. (Transylvannia , Moldova and Vallahia)