Inside Prince Charles’s ROMANIAN VILLAGE! Transylvanian Village Life! 

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that is because those "cakes" are kürtőskalács and they are Hungarian, also pálinka with the "k" is hungarian and that name is actually protected by law. In Romania we have plum brandy (tuica) or fruit/grain brandy (palinca/rachiu), it is not the same as the pálinka you find in store bottles labeled "pálinka". A lot of people that don't know the difference and call it whatever and etc, but it doesn't really mater (also nobody cares what you call it if it is made by you and you don't sell it).

@@alext8406 the cakes were invented in szekelyland but they are hungarian

@@alext8406 Yes, but the name "palinca" (which is the Romanian version of the name) is registeted with EU by Romania. Both "țuică" and "pălincă" are a brandy (i.e. distilled fruits) but a "țuica" may be distilled only once (in which case it has around 25% alcohool) while "pălinca" is always distilled twice and it usually has around 50% alcohool.

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Then you realise you’re in Moldova or oltenia/ Muntenia and can’t wait to get our of there 😂

​@@dacian_1346 I know many that started their own businesses in the rural areas with the funding available and are now running prosperous businesses. From wineries in Moldova to factories that produce canned goods in Muntenia. Those areas are great for agriculture, if only the people were smart enough to do the same.

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@@dabbleandtravel check this out > en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_of_Romania Marie of Romania (born Princess Marie Alexandra Victoria of Edinburgh; 29 October 1875 - 18 July 1938) was the last Queen of Romania as the wife of King Ferdinand I. Marie was born into the British royal family. Her parents were Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh (later Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha) and Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia. Marie's early years were spent in Kent, Malta and Coburg. After refusing a proposal from her cousin, the future King George V, she was chosen as the future wife of Crown Prince Ferdinand of Romania, the heir apparent of King Carol I, in 1892. Marie was Crown Princess between 1893 and 1914, and became immediately popular with the Romanian people.

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maybe you joke but is true :) he`s a descendent of Vlad the Impaler ( Vlad Dracula )

Queen Elizabeth II. great-great grandmother was hungarian count Klaudia Rhedey from Erdoszentgyorgy , Transylvania.

@@catwork9934 But Vlad the Impaler was not Hungarian, he's a descendant of Basarab I, through the line of Mircea cel Batran...

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The kurtos is part of Transylvanian traditions and so are many things we share with Hungarians

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What do you mean? The minimum wage in Romania is €612.22. Roughly 2 million Romanians out of the total population of 19.12 million earn the minimum wage, the rest of the people earn substantially more. The average wage in Romania is €1,243.90 (€810.63 after taxes). To put it into perspective, you can rent your own studio apartment in Bucharest from as little as €250 a month or €350-€450 for a one or two bedrooms apartment. Renting is not that much of a problem in Romania as over 96% of the Romanians live in their own, personal properties. You can have a comfortable life in Romania if you are an educated person. A lot of those without higher education are choosing to travel to other western countries and work because they are not satisfied with the wages in Romania. So now many people from Asia are coming to work in Romania, to make up for the Romanians that are working in other countries.

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Romanian extremist not like Szekelyland ( Szekelyfold ).

@@bujdososzekely nothing to do whit Szekely people, villages are in all Romania, more beautiful or less in other parts! i only say this villages are so back in time, its not for me! and btw i am half hungarian! you guys only like to say extremist or racist and shit. people have different opinions!!! but you barely speak romanian in ROMANIA!!! in 2021!!! and complain....

@@bujdososzekely that land does not exist , even their houses are transylvanian ones . Szekelylant is just day by day hungarian propaganda that is meant for idiotic people to think that they are part of the hungary , even if szekely have nothing to do with hungarians , szekely are emigrants from Khazar empire that spoke a language close to yours , and they were the avangard( your guids) in transylvania when you came into Europe in 10 century A.D. , and start the Transylvania siege ( with the citadels who belonged to Gelou , Menomorut and Glad) in 11 century A.D. and lasted 250 years. Not to mention that hungary disapeared from europe in 1523 after the battle of Mohacs , when you became turkish teritory and then Austria teritory till 1866 when you took adventage of the lost from Austria empire against the Prussac empire in the Battle of Koniggratz , and then in 1867 was created the Austro-Hungary empire ( because you threaten to Austriacs that you are going to help the Prussac Empire) . So yeah your contry didnt exist in europe for 300 years , and you got the control of transylvania not more than 350 years . Instead most of the time transylvania was independent province , after the 1523 until 1699 , recognized by turks , when you country was just another turkish teritory in europe...

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No, they're british...

@@dyawr origins, I mean

@@Buba3544 Yes, they seem to be british in origin... what makes you think they are anything else?

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Yeah.. Everything is true.. There are videos and documentaries showing his property there. You can watch an interview with him in Wild Carpathia documentary!!

His ancestors are hungarian from Transylvania and that is the reason

He's having even a Farm there..... With People looking afer his property. He's going there every summer, every single year

@@eleonora78 No my ignorant darling, what you wrote is not true. Prince Charles of the Great Britain claims to be from the princely family of Vlad III- the Impaler.