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Transsilvania
| Nomina alia |
|---|
| Terra Ultrasilvana |
| Ultrasilvania |
| Pannodacia |
| Dacia Ripensis |
| Septem castra |
| Septemcastrensis pagus |
| Septem urbium regio |
| Dacoromanice |
| Transilvania |
| Ardeal |
| Hungarice |
| Erdély |
| Germanice |
| Siebenbürgen |
Transsilvania (Dacoromanice Ardeal sive Transilvania; Hungarice Erdély), saepe Terra Septemcastrensis[1] (Theodisce Siebenbürgen) olim Magnus Principatus et pars Regni Hungariae, ab anno 1920 (annis ab 1940 ad 1944 exceptis) ad Romaniam pertinet. Caput Principatus Septemcastrensis erat Alba Iulia, ubi adhuc est sedes episcopalis dioeceseos Romano-Catholicae. Princeps Stephanus Báthory annis ab 1576 ad 1586 erat rex Poloniae.
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