Bulgaria (place)

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E2 GUIDE TO BULGARIA

Bulgarian (The language)

Cities

Ohrid
Preslav
Sofia (The capital)
Varna
Veliko Turnovo

Mountains

Rhodope
Vitosha

Rivers

Struma (see also Strymon)

Literature

Under the Yoke by Ivan Vazov

Folklore

Baba Yaga
Balkan Ritual Groups

Bulgarian History

Introduction
The Thracians
Roman Influence in Ancient Bulgaria
The Bulgarians
Pre-State Bulgarian Culture
The Birth of Bulgaria
Great Bulgaria
Expansion of the Bulgarian State
Consolidation of the Bulgarian State
Bulgaria's Great Monarchy
Christian Conversion of the Bulgarians
Bulgaria - A Predominant Power in the European East
Bulgaria's Struggle for Independence
The Bulgarian Lands Under Byzantine Rule
Restoration and Rise of the Bulgarian State
Political Crisis
Consolidation of the Medieval Bulgarian State
The Ottoman Conquest of Bulgaria
The Bulgarian People Under Ottoman Rule
The Bulgarian Revival
The Liberation of Bulgaria
The Principality of Bulgaria
Bulgaria in the Wars of National Unification
Post-War Crisis
Bulgaria Between Democracy and Fascism
Bulgaria During World War II
Ancient Civilizations in the Bulgarian Lands
Medieval Bulgarian Culture
Bulgarian Revival Culture
Pre-War Bulgarian Culture

The Name List of Bulgarian Khans

Rulers of Bulgaria

Khan Kubrat (632-651)
Khan Asparoukh (681-700)
Khan Tervel (700-721)
Khan Kardam (777-803)
Khan Krum (803-814)
Khan Omurtag (814-831)
Khan Malamir (831-836)
Khan Pressian (836-852)
Boris I (852-889)
Tsar Simeon the Great (893-923)
Tsar Peter I (927-970)
Tsar Samuil (997-1014)
Tsar Peter II and Tsar Assen I (1185-1197)
Tsar Kaloyan (1197-1207)
Tsar Ivan Assen II (1218-1241)
Tsar Ivailo (1278-1280)
Tsar Todor Svetoslav (1300-1321)
Tsar Mihail Shishman (1323-1330)
Tsar Ivan Alexander (1331-1371)
Tsar Ivan Shishman (1371-1395)
Tsar Ivan Sratsimir (1356-1396)
Prince Alexander I (1879-1886)
Stefan Stambolov (1887-1894)
Tsar Ferdinand (1887-1918)
Alexander Stamboliyski (1919-1923)
Tsar Boris III (1918-1943)
Georgi Dimitrov (1946-1949)
Vulko Chervenkov (1950-1956)
Todor Zhivkov (1956-1989)
Zhelyu Zhelev (1990-1996)

Spiritual Leaders of Bulgaria

Saints Cyril and Methodius - The one was spirit, the other was action
Saint Clement of Ohrid - The father of Cyrillic letters
Chernorizets Hrabr - Oration of the letters: reaching out to the future
Saint Ivan of Rila - Another elect of God
The Priest Bogomil - The sources of doubt
Presbyter Kozma - The royal way for the soul
Patriarch Authimius - Sent to stand up for his people
Paissiy of Chiliandari - We, too, are loved by God
Sophroniy of Vratsa - The awakening of the personality
Neophit Bozveli and Ilarion of Makariopol - The revival of the popular will
The Miladinov Brothers - ...And liturgy in the mother tongue
Vassil Aprilov - A rational idealist
Dr. Petar Beron - The wings of new patriotism
Ivan Bogorov - Racing against time
Georgi Rakovski - His pride defied the slave mentality
Petko Slaveykov - The voice of six million
Lyuban Karavelov - Our freedom lies within ourselves
Vassil Levski - The three pillars of the nation
Hristo Botev - Truth is sacred
Ivan Vazov - The end of the yoke
Gotse Delchev - The last of the apostles
Zachari Stoyanov - The vision of a Bulgaria that never came to be
Aleko Konstantinov - Universal moral values
Pencho Slaveykov - The knight of the moral ideal
Exarch Iosef I - Diplomacy under the sign of the cross
Stoyan Mihailovski and Anton Strashimirov - Trial of wrath and unforgiving love
Dimitar Blagoev - The solitary prophet
Geo Milev - The sublime criteria of spirit
Assen Zlatarov - Cultivating the hearts
Petar Dunov - Teaching "humanity"

On The Massacre Of The Christians In Bulgaria by Oscar Wilde
What Befell Candide among the Bulgarians
How Candide Escaped from the Bulgarians and What Befell Him Afterward