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DANUBE
DELTA |
| Ethnographic aspects |
| History unfold |
| The Iron and Bronze Age |
| Geto-Dacians vestiges |
| Roman vestiges |
| The Byzantine vestiges |
| The XIII-XIV period |
| The XIV-XV period |
| The Ottoman Possession |
| The Modern Times |
| Places History |
| History of Tulcea |
| History of Sulina |
| Objectives: |
| Historical itinerary |
History of places and people living in this area.
The XIV-XV period
 Transport to the Danube Delta area |
Weather
at Tulcea:  |
Weather
at Sulina:  |
  Location |
 Danube's water levels |
 Fishing zones |
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A revitalizing period was for Delta the constitution of the Dobrudjan feudal state and its integration into the Tara Romaneasca during the reign of Mircea The Old (1388). His title of "great king (...) over the whole Danube up to the Great Sea ..." confirm that the Delta was under his suzerainty. But after his death, the Turks will conquer Dobrudja after 1419-1420 campaigns. Despite that, Delta and Chilia remained under Alexandru cel Bun. When Stefan the Great took the Moldavian throne (April 1457), Moldavia represented an objective for expansion of Hungary and Poland to the lower Danube basin. Under these circumstances Stefan builds in front of Chilia Veche, the New Chilia on the left side of the river. In 1484, the Turks conquer Chilia together with all surrounding area. The whole Dobrudja including Danube Delta enter under Turkish occupation which will last nearly four and a half centuries
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