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1673–1723 · Prince of Moldavia
Also known as: Demetrius Cantimar, Dimitrie Cantermir, Дмитрий Константинович Кантемир, ديمتري كانتيمير, 디미트리에 칸테미르, ディミトリエ・カンテミール
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