1711 - Death of chronicler Gheorghe Brancovici, the author of a chronicle in Romanian and another one in Serbian, which also includes information about Romanians. (b. 1645)
1872 - Publishing of the Law on the election of metropolitan bishops and parish bishops and the establishment of the Holy Synod of the independent Romanian Orthodox Church.
1898 - The Romanian University Society headed by A. D. Xenopol is set up in Iasi.
1925 - The Literary Citadel (Cetatea literara) weekly is issued in Bucharest, it is headed by Camil Petrescu.
1968 - Death of Tiberiu Brediceanu, a composer and folklore expert, a correspondent member of the Romanian Academy. (b. March 20/April 2, 1877)
1986 - Death of doctor Petre Vancea, a correspondent member of the Romanian Academy. (b. June 27, 1902)
1989 - Romanian Revolution: Most factories in Timisoara stop working. Rallies are organised to protest against the communist rule, claims are put forward.
2006 - The Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) holds high-level meeting in Bucharest; the event is opened by Prime Minister Calin Popescu-Tariceanu.
2011 - Death of Mariana Sora, a translator, literary critic and essayist. (b. May 26, 1917)
2013 - Death of comedian Nae Lazarescu. (b. Jan. 30, 1940)
2014 - AGERPRES National News Agency is awarded the Cultural Distinction Diploma presented at an awards festivity of the Romanian Academy Prizes.
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