Teodosie was defeated in 1521, fled with his mother, and died in exile the following year.Teodosie 100px15 September - December 1521UnmarriedRadu V of Afumati(Radu de la Afumati) 100px December 1521 – April 152319 January - June 1524September 1524 – April 1525August 1525 – 2 April 1529 Voica of Bucsanithree childrenRuxandra of WallachiaAfter 1525no children Son of Radu IV; allied with the Craiovești.Vladislav III April - 8 November 1523June - September 152419 April - August 1525 Unknown Nephew of Vladislav II.Radu VI Bădica November 1523 – 19 January 1524 Unknown Illegitimate son of Radu IV.Basarab VI 6 January - 5 February 1529 Unknown Non-dynastic; Son of Mehmed-bey.Moise 100px January 1529 – June 1530 Unknown Son of Vladislav III. Last of the Dănești. Deposed, died 29 August of that same year.Vlad VI the Drowned(Vlad Înecatul) 100px June 1530 – September 1532 Anna of Moldavia1531no children Son of Vlad V.Vlad VII Vintilă de la Slatina 100px September 1532 – 10 June 1535Zamfiraone childRadaone child Illegitimate son of Radu IV.Radu VII Paisie100px 10 June 1535 – 1545 Stanathree childrenRuxandra of Wallachiac.1541three children Son of Radu IV. Had to face some very brief boyar usurpations or mere attacks to his sovereignty: Barbu Craiovescu III (1535) Șerban din Izvorani (2 June - 15 July 1539) Laiotă Basarab (27 April - 2 June 1544)Mircea IV the Shepherd(Mircea Ciobanul) 100px January 1545 – 16 November 155211 May 1553 – 28 February 155424 December 1557 – 25 September 1559 Chiajna of MoldaviaJune 1546seven children Son of Radu IV.Radu VIII Ilie the Cowherd(Radu Ilie Haidăul) 16 November 1552 – 11 May 1553 Unknown Son of Radu V. Deposed; died 1558.Pătrașcu the Good(Pătrașcu cel Bun)100px 28 February 1554 – 24 December 1557 Voica of Slatioarefour children Son of Radu VII. Regency of Chiajna of Moldavia (25 September 1559 - 1564) Son of Mircea IV. Deposed and died in exile in the following year.Petru I the Younger(Petru cel Tânăr)100px 25 September 1559 – 8 June 1568 Jelena Crepovic of Transylvania22 August 1563one child Alexandru II Mircea 100px 8 June 1568 – 11 September 1577 Catherine Salvaresso1558Peraone child Son of Mircea III Dracul; popularly called Oaie Seacă (Barren Sheep). His rule was briefly challenged by: Vintilă, a son of Pătrașcu, usurped/contested the throne between March and June of 1574. Regency of Catherine Salvaresso (11 September 1577 - July 1583) Initially under regency of his mother, both were deposed by the usurper Petru Cercel. Mihnea paid for the assassination of his usurper, returned and ruled alone. In 1591, he was deposed and died in exile in Constantinople, in 1601.Mihnea II the Turk(Mihnea Turcitul; Mehmet Bey) 100px 11 September 1577 - July 15836 April 1585 – 19 May 1591 Neaga de CislauJune 1582three childrenPetru II of the Earring(Petru Cercel) 100px July 1583 – 6 April 1585 UnmarriedSon of Pătrașcu; deposed Mihnea II, but ended up assassinated by his order.
Teodosie was defeated in 1521, fled with his mother, and died in exile the following year.Teodosie 100px15 September - December 1521UnmarriedRadu V of Afumati(Radu de la Afumati) 100px December 1521 – April 152319 January - June 1524September 1524 – April 1525August 1525 – 2 April 1529 Voica of Bucsanithree childrenRuxandra of WallachiaAfter 1525no children Son of Radu IV; allied with the Craiovești.Vladislav III April - 8 November 1523June - September 152419 April - August 1525 Unknown Nephew of Vladislav II.Radu VI Bădica November 1523 – 19 January 1524 Unknown Illegitimate son of Radu IV.Basarab VI 6 January - 5 February 1529 Unknown Non-dynastic; Son of Mehmed-bey.Moise 100px January 1529 – June 1530 Unknown Son of Vladislav III. Last of the Dănești. Deposed, died 29 August of that same year.Vlad VI the Drowned(Vlad Înecatul) 100px June 1530 – September 1532 Anna of Moldavia1531no children Son of Vlad V.Vlad VII Vintilă de la Slatina 100px September 1532 – 10 June 1535Zamfiraone childRadaone child Illegitimate son of Radu IVRadu VII Paisie100px 10 June 1535 – 1545 Stanathree childrenRuxandra of Wallachiac.1541three children Son of Radu IV. Had to face some very brief boyar usurpations or mere attacks to his sovereignty: Barbu Craiovescu III (1535) Șerban din Izvorani (2 June - 15 July 1539) Laiotă Basarab (27 April - 2 June 1544)Mircea IV the Shepherd(Mircea Ciobanul) 100px January 1545 – 16 November 155211 May 1553 – 28 February 155424 December 1557 – 25 September 1559 Chiajna of MoldaviaJune 1546seven children Son of Radu IV.Radu VIII Ilie the Cowherd(Radu Ilie Haidăul) 16 November 1552 – 11 May 1553 Unknown Son of Radu V. Deposed; died 1558.Pătrașcu the Good(Pătrașcu cel Bun)100px 28 February 1554 – 24 December 1557 Voica of Slatioarefour children Son of Radu VII. Regency of Chiajna of Moldavia (25 September 1559 - 1564) Son of Mircea IV Deposed and died in exile in the following year.Petru I the Younger(Petru cel Tânăr)100px 25 September 1559 – 8 June 1568 Jelena Crepovic of Transylvania22 August 1563one child Alexandru II Mircea 100px 8 June 1568 – 11 September 1577 Catherine Salvaresso1558Peraone child Son of Mircea III Dracul; popularly called Oaie Seacă (Barren Sheep). His rule was briefly challenged by: Vintilă, a son of Pătrașcu, usurped/contested the throne between March and June of 1574. Regency of Catherine Salvaresso (11 September 1577 - July 1583) Initially under regency of his mother, both were deposed by the usurper Petru Cercel. Mihnea paid for the assassination of his usurper, returned and ruled alone. In 1591, he was deposed and died in exile in Constantinople, in 1601Mihnea II the Turk(Mihnea Turcitul; Mehmet Bey) 100px 11 September 1577 - July 15836 April 1585 – 19 May 1591 Neaga de CislauJune 1582three childrenPetru II of the Earring(Petru Cercel) 100px July 1583 – 6 April 1585 UnmarriedSon of Pătrașcu; deposed Mihnea II, but ended up assassinated by his order.