rom the history of the Black Sea (Genoese, Romanians and Tatars in the Pontic space in the 16th-17th centuries)

Foreword - Notes on the Cetatea Albă Fortress - A disputed fortress: Chilia in the first half of the 15th century - Notes on the Chilia fortress - The problem of grain exports from Romanian countries to the Pontic area in the 15th century - A Romanian businessman in the Pontic space in the middle of the 15th century: “Teodorcha de Telicha” - Genoese on the “Moldavian road” (I) - Genoese on the “Moldavian road” (II) - Pontic policy of Moldavia: Stephen the Great and the castle “Illice” - The last phase of relations between Moldavia and Genoa - Genoese on the Black Sea coast at the end of the 16th century - Giovani Antonio Spinola and the Genoese survivals in Crimea in the 16th century - Danubian-Pontic trade at the end of the 16th century: Michael the Brave and the “Moldavian road” - The uprising of the Romanian lands in 1594 and the question of the supply of Constantinople - The problem of the “closure” of the Black Sea at the end of the 16th century and in the first half of the 17th century - “Sultanate Jahja ”and Radu Vodă Mihnea: an episode from the history of the Black Sea in the 17th century - Reactions against the Ottoman domination over the Black Sea in the first half of the 17th century: the alliance between Cossacks and Tatars - The legend of the Genoese in the Romanian countries – Instead of afterword: A Genoese offspring between boyars of Moldavia? - Index.