two sons. He died in Heidelberg on 15 May 1873. His remains were buried in his residence in Ruginoasa, but were moved to the Trei Ierarhi Cathedral in Iași after World War II. References External links Cuza, Alexandru Ioan (1820-1870), by Gerald J. Bobango and Paul E. Michelson, at the Encyclopedia of 1848 Revolutions. Romanian monarchs Rulers of Moldavia Rulers of Wallachia Rulers of Moldavia and Wallachia People from Bârlad Romanian people of the Crimean War People of the Revolutions of 1848 Members of the Romanian Orthodox Church Romanian revolutionaries Leaders ousted by a coup Members of the Ad hoc Divans Eastern Orthodox monarchs 19th-century Romanian people 1820 births 1873 deaths Romanian independence activists Romanian nationalists