After Mircea the Shepherd became voievode of Wallachia, he commanded that many boyars be killed, among which: Coadă Vornicul, Radul Comisul, Dragul Stolnicul, Stroe Spătarul, și Vintilă Comisul.[2] Before being killed, they were tortured to say where the money and jewelry were hidden to be taken to the treasury.[2] After this event, many boyars took refuge in Hungary and Transylvania, from where they tried to bring down the voivode twice. The first try was at Periș and the second at Milostea.[2][1][3]
Battle
On 24 August 1546, the boyars' army was at Periș. Mircea the Shepherd's army attacked the boyars' army by surprise and then destroyed it.[2][1][3]
References
^ abcScorpan, Constantin. Istoria României [The History of Romania] (in Romanian). p. 140.