The name of a region in Eastern Europe. Refers to the northeastern part of the Carpathian Mountains and the plains that follow. Ukrainians and Romanians immigrated there between the 6th and 12th centuries. It later became part of the Ottoman Empire, and then Russia. It was annexed by Austria in 1775, and became part of Romania after World War I. However, in 1940, the Soviet Union, which claimed "Ukraine for Ukrainians," occupied the northern part, centered on the city of Chernivtsi. The Treaty of Paris in 1947 confirmed that the northern part (about 8,400 km2 ) belonged to the Soviet Union, and the southern part (about 4,900 km2 ) to Romania. The inhabitants are mainly Ukrainians in the north and Romanians in the south, as well as Russians, Jews, Germans, etc. Nearly half of the region is fir and beech forest (the name Bukovina comes from the Slavic word buk for beech), and the lumber industry is thriving. The plains of the Prut and Siret river basins produce corn, sugar beets, barley, potatoes, and other crops. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
東ヨーロッパの地域名。カルパチア山脈東北部とそれに続く平野部をさす。6~12世紀ウクライナ人,ルーマニア人が移住。その後オスマン帝国,続いてロシアに帰属。 1775年以来オーストリアに併合され,第1次世界大戦を契機にルーマニア領となった。しかし 1940年「ウクライナ人のウクライナ」を主張するソ連はチェルノフツィ市を中心とする北部を占領。 47年パリ平和条約によって北部 (約 8400km2) はソ連,南部 (約 4900km2) はルーマニアに帰属することが確認された。住民は北部のウクライナ人,南部のルーマニア人を中心に,ロシア人,ユダヤ人,ドイツ人など。全地域の半分近くがモミ,ブナ (ブコビナの名称はスラブ語のブナ bukに由来) の森林で,製材業が盛ん。プルト川,シレト川流域の平野部ではトウモロコシ,テンサイ,オオムギ,ジャガイモなどを産する。
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