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Birds and People in Medieval Bulgaria—A Review of the Subfossil Record of Birds During the First and Second Bulgarian Empires

Quaternary
For the first time, the numerous scattered data on birds (wild and domestic) have been collected based on their medieval bone remains discovered on the modern territory of the Republic of Bulgaria.
Zlatozar Boev
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The Impact of the Fourth Crusade and the Latin Empire оf Constantinople on the Second Bulgarian Tsardom

Epohi, 2023
The article dwells on the impact of the Fourth Crusade and on the newly created Latin Empire (1204–1261) on the restored Bulgarian statehood. The author examines the influence of the Latin Empire on the Second Bulgarian Tsardom in several aspects: the re-establishment of the Second Bulgarian Tsardom in the Balkans and Southeastern Europe as a political
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The Second Bulgarian Empire in Three Histories from the Dawn of the Bulgarian National Revival Period – a Comparative Analysis

Bulgaria, the Bulgarians and Europe - Myth, History, Modernity
In the second half of the 18th century, within just thirty years, three historical texts appeared – the three histories, which we intend to review – Paisieva, Zographska and Spiridonova. They are the first attempts to develop an original Bulgarian history and the beginning of Bulgarian historiography in the Bulgarian National Revival Period.
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Paristrion as Centre and Periphery: from Byzantine Border Province to Heartland of the Second Bulgarian Tsardom

Studia Ceranea, 2022
In 1185, after a successful revolt against the Byzantine empire, the so-called second Bulgarian kingdom was established on the territory of the former province of Paradounavon/Paristrion, that had been the first area of settlement of the Bulgars who had ...
Francesco Dall’Aglio
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Tirnovo (since 1965 “VelikoTărnovo”) From Medieval Bulgarian Capital to Turkish Islamic Cultural Centre. A general overview [PDF]

Shedet, 2017
Veliko Tărnovo, the former historical city of Tirnovo, today is the capital of a province (Okrăg) in N.E. Bulgaria. Tirnovo is located on the Yantra River and is famously known as the historical capital of the Second Bulgarian Empire.
Machiel KIEL
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Turnovo: Principles and means of constructing the sacral topography of a medieval Bulgarian capital [PDF]

Zbornik Radova Vizantološkog Instituta, 2010
This paper presents the principles and means of constructing the identity and sacral topography of Trnovo as the capital of the Second Bulgarian Empire (XII-XIV centuries).
Erdeljan Jelena
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The Bulgarian Kingdom in the 13th century: Trends and factors in its foreign policy [PDF]

Zbornik Radova Vizantološkog Instituta, 2009
An attempt has been made in the article in order to summarize the foreign policy of Bulgaria during the 13th century. The author's observations are based both on individual sources and on a number of studies (above all on Bulgarian medieval studies).
Gjuzelev Vasil
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On the relationship between titles and spaces: A case study on Macedonia under King and Emperor Stefan Dušan (1331–1355) [PDF]

Zbornik Radova Vizantološkog Instituta, 2020
The article focuses on historical-geographical aspects of the Serbian medieval Kingdom and Empire and its relation to Byzantium in Macedonia during the 14th century. It is structured in four parts: The first is an introduction to the subject, in
Popović Mihailo St., Zervan Vratislav, Filiposki Toni   +2 more
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Enemy of All Virtues: Once Again on the Image of Simeon the Great in the Oration “On the Treaty with the Bulgarians”

Vox Patrum, 2022
This article focuses on the Bulgarian Tsar Simeon I the Great (893-927), who in the second half of his reign entered into a protracted military and ideological conflict with the Byzantine Empire.
Kirił Marinow
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The Second Bulgarian Empire in the Textbook Literature in the Period between the First Half of the 19th Century through the Bulgarian Liberation from Ottoman Empire Rule from the Funds of the National Museum of Education

Bulgaria, the Bulgarians, and Europe – Myth, History, Modernity, 2019
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