However, some of the Vlachs of north-eastern parts of Central Serbia were settled there from regions north of the Danube by the Habsburgs at the beginning of the 18th century. The origins of these Vlachs are indicated by their own self-designations: "Ungureani (Ungureni)" (serb. "Ungurjani"), i.e. those who came from Hungary (that is, Banat and Transylvania) and "Ţărani" (serb. "Carani"), who are either an autochthonic population of the region (their name means "people of the country" or "countrymen"), either they came from Wallachia ( – "Romanian Country").