누가 슈테판 3세와 결혼 했습니까?

슈테판 3세(루마니아어: Ștefan III, 1433년 또는 1440년 ~ 1504년 7월 2일)는 몰다비아의 공작(재위: 1457년 ~ 1504년)이자 루마니아의 동방 정교회 성인이다. 슈테판 대공(루마니아어: Ștefan cel Mare 슈테판 첼 마레^[*])이라는 별칭으로 부르기도 한다.

1433년에 보그단 2세(Bogdan II) 공작의 아들로 태어났지만 1451년 10월에 보그단 2세 공작이 살해당하면서 헝가리로 망명했다. 1457년에 페트루 3세 아론(Petru III Aron) 공작이 폴란드로 망명하면서 몰다비아로 귀환했고 같은 해에 몰다비아의 공작으로 즉위했다. 몰다비아의 공작에 즉위한 이후에는 트란실바니아의 후녀디 야노시, 왈라키아의 블라드 체페슈와 함께 오스만 제국에 대항해 나갔다.

1475년 1월 10일에 일어난 바슬루이 전투에서 몰다비아-폴란드-헝가리 연합군이 오스만 제국 군대에 승리하면서 교황 식스토 4세로부터 "기독교 신앙의 수호자"라는 칭호를 받았다. 또한 몰다비아에 세워진 여러 교회당과 수도원을 봉헌했다. 1504년 7월 2일에 수체아바에서 사망했으며 그의 시신은 푸트나(Putna) 수도원에 안치되었다.

1992년 7월 12일에는 루마니아 정교회로부터 성인으로 추대되었다. 몰도바의 레우 지폐에는 그의 초상화가 그려져 있다.

Maria Asanina Palaiologina (Greek: Μαρία Ασανίνα Παλαιολογίνα, died 19 December 1477), better known as Maria of Mangup or Maria of Doros, was the princess consort of Moldavia from September 1472 to 1475 or 1477 as the second wife of Stephen the Great. Of uncertain parentage, but most likely a descendant of imperial Bulgarian and Byzantine dynasties, she belonged to the ruling class of the small Principality of Theodoro in Crimea. Her close relatives included both warring princes of Theodoro, Alexios II and Isaac, as well as Zuan Tzamplakon, diplomat and leader of Stratioti.

With her arrival in Moldavia, Maria underscored the relative impact of Byzantine politics and culture at Stephen's court. She also accepted Byzantine communion with the Catholics, acting as an agent of Catholic influence before returning to Eastern Orthodoxy. Stephen likely married her for political reasons, hoping to conquer the principality, though he lost interest in her when that proved impossible. According to conflicting readings, the Prince either divorced her to marry the Wallachian Maria Voichița (who in any case became her successor), or she lived estranged from Stephen without a formal separation. Her portrait is mysteriously absent from a miniature of the Humor Monastery Gospel, possibly removed by her husband.

Various late records place Maria Asanina in Eastern Moldavia or on Mount Athos. Her marriage to Stephen had produced as many as five children, of whom only one daughter, Ana, is believed to have survived into adulthood. Maria's elaborate burial shroud, featuring her portrait and Palaiologan insignia, is preserved in Putna Monastery, where she was buried. It endures as a significant landmark in medieval Romanian art, synthesizing Western and Eastern handicrafts. Maria's marriage was fictionalized by Mihail Sadoveanu in Frații Jderi. This 1935 novel is the basis for a 1974 feature film, in which Maria was portrayed by Violeta Andrei.

Maria Voichița (c. 1463 – 26 February 1511) was the daughter of a voivode of Wallachia. Later, she became queen consort of Moldavia.

Princess Evdochia of Kiev (Ukrainian: Євдокія Олельківна; also known as Evdokia; ? – 25 November 1467) was a Princess of Kiev by birth, and became Princess consort of Moldavia after her marriage to Prince Stephen III of Moldavia. She was the mother of Elena, Crown Princess of Moscow.