Mihai Collection

Romania, Constanta, Statue of Mihai Eminescu, and the Genoese lighthouse

Romania - Craiova - Mihai Bravu Boulevard Date: circa 1910s

Prince who is a big boy for five. Prince Michael, only son of Prince Carol of Romania. This photograph of the five year old Prince was taken last week at Sibiu. 17 January 1927

Unworried by cares of state. Prince Michael of Romania, the Heir Apparent, photographed last week on the terrace of the late Queen Carmen Sylvas village Constanza, overlooking the Black Sea

A picture taken last week showing Prince Michael ( now King Michael I ) holding his mothers hand. On left is Princess Ileana in conversation with General Nikoleanu, Prefect of the Secret Police

A cycling King. King Michael of Romania cycling in the grounds of his Palace at Sinaia. 30 November 1929

King Michael of Romania. released 23 January 1928

Prince Michael of Romania. 4 June 1927

Romanias new crown prince. Prince Michael with his mother 16 January 1926

A new portrait of the new King Michael of Rumania. 26 July 1927

Romanias new crown prince. Prince Michael 16 January 1926

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"Mihai: A Royal Legacy in Romania" Mihai, a name deeply rooted in Romanian history and culture, holds significant meaning across various contexts. From the picturesque city of Constanta to the bustling streets of Craiova, this name resonates with pride and heritage. In Constanta, one cannot miss the grand Statue Eminescu, an esteemed poet who has left an indelible mark on Romanian literature. Standing tall amidst the vibrant cityscape, it serves as a reminder of his profound influence on generations to come. Moving further inland to Craiova, we find ourselves traversing Mihai Bravu Boulevard. This boulevard pays homage to Prince Mihai Bravu, a valiant leader whose bravery and determination shaped Romania's history. His legacy lives on through this bustling street that bears his name. Speaking of princes named Mihai, let us not forget about Prince Michael – a big boy at just five years old. As the only son of Prince Carol of Romania and heir apparent to the throne during those carefree days captured in photographs long ago. One such image shows young Prince Michael holding his mother's hand tightly - a tender moment frozen in time. But it wasn't all play for this royal figure; King Michael I was known for his love for cycling. The sight of him pedaling through Sinaia Palace grounds is etched into our memories - an unexpected glimpse into the personal life behind regal duties. Born on January 23rd, 1928 as Romanians eagerly awaited their new king's arrival; King Michael brought hope and unity during challenging times. Similarly, when he was crowned as Romania's new crown prince back in 1926 alongside his loving mother by his side – these moments symbolized continuity and strength for their nation. As we reflect upon these historical snapshots surrounding "Mihai, " we are reminded that names hold immense power.