Vanatori - 19th century chasseurs / light infantry / marksmen
In the 19th century there were also 8 line infantry regiments (infanterie de linie), which at some point, as the concept of territorial troops was abandoned, were merged with the Dorobanti regiments and gave way to some strange regimental names, like for ex. Regimentul II Romanati nr. 19 = merger of the 2nd Line Infantry Regiment with the 19th Dorobanti Regiment Romanati (the county from which it was drafted).
As the army expanded during WW1, the new regiments were named simply infantry regiments. Only 25 of the original 33 dorobanti regiments, those which didn't merge with a line infantry regiment, kept their special name.
The original 19th century vanatori battalions transformed into regiments during WW1 and remained regiments until they were disbanded after WW2.
"Maresal Alexandru cel Bun" - Alexandru cel Bun was a 14th century Moldavian prince, not a modern day marshal
