Relationship of Ottoman State with the Wallachia and Moldovia oyvodates from the begining to 1606

Wallachia and Moldavia which compose of modern Romania territories during the Ottoman domination, due to their geographical location, had been the gate opening out to south-east Europe of Ottoman State. By conquering these lands, Ottoman State had tried to making up a confident region for it in the south-east Europe. In this study, various phases of integration process of the region under Ottoman domination were examined. After the establishment of Ottoman domination Ottoman State faced different proplems in the region, especially the case of revolts of Wallachia voyvodate Mihail and Moldavian voyvodate Aron was examinedAfter explaining the political relations of Ottoman State with Wallachia and Moldavia Voyvodates in the first and second part of this study, economic, socio-cultural relations explained from the perspective of primary sources. Key words: Wallachia, Moldovia, Romania, South - east Europe