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Romanian Chess Championship

The Romanian Chess Championship became a yearly event in 1946, and was held irregularly earlier. A series of national eliminating contests are played to select a 20-player field for the men's final. The women's final consists of 16 players.

Men's winners

:{| class="sortable wikitable" ! Year !! City !! Men's winner |- | 1926 || Sibiu || Alexandru Tyroler |- | 1927 || Bucharest || Alexandru Tyroler |- | 1929 || Iași || Alexandru Tyroler |- | 1930 || Cernăuți || János Balogh |- | 1931 || Bucharest || Stefan Erdélyi |- | 1932 || Bucharest || Boris Kostić |- | 1933-4 || Bucharest || Stefan Erdélyi |- | 1935 || Bucharest || Heinrich Silbermann |- | 1936 || Bucharest || Ivan Halic |- | 1943 || Bucharest || Petre-Vlad Seimeanu |- | 1946 || Bucharest || Octav Troianescu |- | 1947 || Brașov || Traian Ichim |- | 1948 || Bucharest || Toma Popa |- | 1949 || Bucharest || Stefan Erdélyi |- | 1950 || Bucharest || Ion Bălănel |- | 1951 || Bucharest || Tudorel Flondor Gheorghe-Gică Alexandrescu |- | 1952 || Bucharest || Victor Ciocâltea |- | 1953 || Bucharest || Ion Bălănel |- | 1954 || Bucharest || Octav Troianescu |- | 1955 || Bucharest || Ion Bălănel |- | 1956 || Bucharest || Octav Troianescu |- | 1957 || Bucharest || Octav Troianescu |- | 1958 || Bucharest || Ion Bălănel |- | 1959 || Bucharest || Victor Ciocâltea |- | 1960 || Bucharest || Florin Gheorghiu |- | 1961 || Bucharest || Victor Ciocâltea |- | 1962 || Bucharest || Florin Gheorghiu |- | 1963 || Bucharest || Theodor Ghițescu |- | 1964 || Bucharest || Florin Gheorghiu |- | 1965 || Bucharest || Florin Gheorghiu |- | 1966 || Bucharest || Florin Gheorghiu |- | 1967 || Bucharest || Florin Gheorghiu |- | 1968 || Bucharest || Octav Troianescu |- | 1969 || Bucharest || Victor Ciocâltea |- | 1970 || Bucharest || Victor Ciocâltea |- | 1971 || Bucharest || Victor Ciocâltea |- | 1972 || Bucharest || Carol Partoș |- | 1973 || Bucharest || Florin Gheorghiu |- | 1974 || Bucharest || Aurel Urzică |- | 1975 || Sinaia || Victor Ciocâltea |- | 1976 || Timișoara || Mihail-Viorel Ghindă |- | 1977 || Sibiu || Florin Gheorghiu |- | 1978 || Herculane || Mihail-Viorel Ghindă |- | 1979 || Bucharest || Victor Ciocâltea |- | 1980 || Bucharest || Mihai Șubă |- | 1981 || Bucharest || Mihai Șubă |- | 1982 || Bucharest || Ovidiu-Doru Foișor |- | 1983 || Bucharest || Mihail-Viorel Ghindă |- | 1985(1) || Bucharest || Sergiu-Henric Grünberg |- | 1985(2) || Timișoara || Mihai Șubă |- | 1986 || Sinaia || Adrian Negulescu |- | 1987 || Predeal || Florin Gheorghiu |- | 1988 || Predeal || Mihail Marin |- | 1989 || Eforie || Mihail-Viorel Ghindă |- | 1990 || Olimp || Ioan Biriescu |- | 1991 || || Dragoș-Nicolae Dumitrache |- | 1992 || || Andrei Istrățescu |- | 1993 || || Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu |- | 1994 || || Mihail Marin |- | 1995 || || Romeo Sorin Milu |- | 1996 || Herculane || Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu |- | 1997 || || Bela Badea |- | 1998 || Bucharest || Bela Badea |- | 1999 || Iași || Constantin Ionescu Mihail Marin |- | 2000 || || Iulian Sofronie |- | 2001 || || Mircea Pârligras |- | 2002 || || Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu |- | 2003 || Satu Mare || Mihai-Lucian Grünberg |- | 2004 || Brașov || Alin Berescu |- | 2005 || Băile Tușnad || Alin Berescu |- | 2006 || Predeal || Vlad-Cristian Jianu |- | 2007 || Amara || Constantin Lupulescu |- | 2008 || Cluj-Napoca || Vladislav Nevednichy |- | 2009 || Eforie Nord || Eduard-Andrei Valeanu |- | 2010 || Băile Olănești || Constantin Lupulescu |- | 2011 || Sarata Monteoru || Constantin Lupulescu |- | 2012 || Sarata Monteoru || Vladislav Nevednichy |- | 2013 || Olănești || Constantin Lupulescu |- | 2014 || Târgu Mureș || Vlad-Victor Bârnaure |- | 2015 || Călimănești-Căciulata || Constantin Lupulescu |- | 2016 || Bucharest || Mircea Pârligras |- | 2017 || Călimănești-Căciulata || Andrei Istrățescu |- | 2018 || Olănești || Tiberiu Georgescu |- | 2019 || Olănești || Lucian-Costin Miron |- | | | |- |2021 |Iași

Bogdan-Daniel Deac
2022
Eforie
Mircea Pârligras
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Sebeș
Kirill Shevchenko
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Women's winners

:{| class="sortable wikitable" ! Year !! City !! Winner |- | 1936 || Bucharest || Rodica Manolescu (née Luția) |- | 1949 || Bucharest || Lidia Habermann-Giuroiu |- | 1950 || Brașov || Iolanda Szathmary |- | 1951 || Brașov || Maria Albuleț |- | 1952 || Sibiu || Elena Graboviețchi |- | 1953 || Satu Mare || Lidia Giuroiu |- | 1954 || Bucharest || Lidia Giuroiu |- | 1955 || Oradea || Maria Albuleț |- | 1956 || Cluj || Maria Albuleț |- | 1957 || Ploiești || Rodica Manolescu |- | 1958 || Bucharest || Lidia Giuroiu |- | 1959 || Bucharest || Margareta Teodorescu |- | 1960 || Timișoara || Alexandra Nicolau |- | 1961 || Bucharest || Alexandra Nicolau |- | 1962 || Brașov || Margareta Perevoznic |- | 1963 || Ploiești || Alexandra Nicolau |- | 1964 || Oradea || Alexandra Nicolau |- | 1965 || Herculane || Alexandra Nicolau |- | 1966 || Constanța || Elisabeta Polihroniade |- | 1967 || Arad || Gertrude Baumstark |- | 1968 || Oradea || Margareta Teodorescu |- | 1969 || Piatra Neamț || Margareta Teodorescu |- | 1970 || Ploiești || Elisabeta Polihroniade |- | 1971 || Brașov || Elisabeta Polihroniade |- | 1972 || Cluj || Elisabeta Polihroniade |- | 1973 || Brașov || Alexandra Nicolau |- | 1974 || Timișoara || Margareta Teodorescu |- | 1975 || Alexandria || Elisabeta Polihroniade |- | 1976 || Piatra Neamț || Elisabeta Polihroniade |- | 1977 || Sinaia || Elisabeta Polihroniade |- | 1978 || Mediaș || Daniela Nuțu |- | 1979 || Satu Mare || Daniela Nuțu |- | 1980 || Eforie || Daniela Nuțu |- | 1981 || Herculane || Gertrude Baumstark |- | 1982 || Mediaș || Eugenia Ghindă |- | 1983 || Herculane || Margareta Mureșan |- | 1984 || || Marina Pogorevici |- | 1985 || Herculane || Margareta Mureșan |- | 1986 || || Ligia Jicman |- | 1987 || || Margareta Mureșan |- | 1988 || || Gabriela Olărașu |- | 1989 || || Gabriela Olărașu Cristina Adela Foișor |- | 1990 || || Mariana Ioniță |- | 1991 || || Elena Luminița Radu-Cosma |- | 1992 || || Elena Luminița Radu-Cosma |- | 1993 || || Gabriela Olărașu |- | 1994 || || Corina Peptan |- | 1995 || || Corina Peptan |- | 1996 || || Gabriela Olărașu |- | 1997 || || Corina Peptan |- | 1998 || || Cristina Adela Foișor Ligia Jicman |- | 1999 || || Gabriela Olărașu |- | 2000 || || Corina Peptan |- | 2001 || || Iulia Ionică |- | 2002 || || Irina Ionescu Brandis |- | 2003 || || Gabriela Olărașu |- | 2004 || || Corina Peptan |- | 2005 || || Angela Dragomirescu |- | 2006 || || Ioana-Smaranda Pădurariu |- | 2007 || || Corina Peptan |- | 2008 || Napoca || Corina Peptan |- | 2009 || Eforie Nord || Corina Peptan |- | 2010 || Băile Olănești || Elena-Luminița Cosma

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Alessia-Mihaela Ciolacu
2022
Eforie
Alessia-Mihaela Ciolacu
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2023
Sebeș
Miruna-Daria Lehaci
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References

(28 February 2022). "Parligras and Ciolacu win Romanian Championship".
(26 February 2023). "Romanian Championship: Shevchenko and Lehaci win maiden titles".

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