File:Coat of arms of Wallachia under Grigore II Ghica.png

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English: Coat of arms of Wallachia (reunited with the coat of arms of Moldavia) under Grigore II Ghica.
Русский: Объединённый герб Молдавии и Валахии при Григорие II Гике
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Author Wallachian Chancellery

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