5) East Asia/Siberia
https://i.imgur.com/qTTW7cu.png?1
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5) East Asia/Siberia
https://i.imgur.com/qTTW7cu.png?1
6) India
https://i.imgur.com/ppcoaKV.png?1
Oh yeah?
The official seal of Petru Rares, a 16th century Moldovan ruler, reads like this "Печать ио Романа воевода Земле Молдавской" meaning "the seal of the Romanian Voivode of the Moldovan Country". Did he time travel to 19th century? And was he calling himself a serf?? you're desperately trying to distort the historical truth just prop your worthless ideology.
No it wasn't. The name "Moldova" also had a mostly internal use. Ottomans, who at that time were the suzerains of Moldova, used to call it Boğdan, or even funnier Kuçuk-Eflak, meaning Little Wallachia. Poles, who were also sometimes suzerains in Moldova would call Moldovan rulers Wallachian princes. Polish medieval chronicler Leonard Goreck refers to Ioan Voda cel Cumplit, a Moldovan ruler, "Palatini Valachiae" meaning Wallachian Prince, and would often call various Moldovan personalities as Wallachian, which they obviously were.