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  1  2,4 |    developed and confirmed by the Bulgarian scholar, Bobtchev, that
  2  2,4 |         by Pope Nicholas I to the Bulgarian king Boris, after he had
  3  2,5 |         problem. The Persian War. Bulgarian and Slavic attacks. The
  4  4,1 |     advance and the origin of the Bulgarian kingdom.~ From the second
  5  4,1 |          the formation of the new Bulgarian kingdom on the northern
  6  4,1 |      Onogurs. Under Constans II a Bulgarian horde headed by Asparuch (
  7  4,1 |        neighboring provinces. The Bulgarian newcomers introduced military
  8  4,1 |        weaker than the Slavs, the Bulgarian horde of Asparuch soon found
  9  4,1 |        supposed site of the older Bulgarian seat (aul) and discovered
 10  4,1 |         of the old capital of the Bulgarian kingdom (Pliska, or Pliskova)
 11  4,1 |         of a clear idea about the Bulgarian horde which settled in the
 12  4,1 |         the earliest monuments of Bulgarian customs and manners, found
 13  4,1 |       other hand, the rise of the Bulgarian kingdom on the northern
 14  4,4 |          northern border rose the Bulgarian kingdom (in the second half
 15  4,4 |          the growing Slavonic and Bulgarian menace in the north of the
 16  5,2 |        Internal conditions in the Bulgarian kingdom of the eighth century
 17  5,2 |          were very intricate. The Bulgarian chiefs competed with each
 18  5,2 |       Slavs of the peninsula. The Bulgarian khans of the late seventh
 19  5,2 |          the reign of Leo III the Bulgarian kingdom succeeded in maintaining
 20  5,2 |          fortifications along the Bulgarian border. Constantine treated
 21  5,2 |         treated with contempt the Bulgarian ambassador to Constantinople.
 22  5,2 |           aim of annihilating the Bulgarian kingdom. These expeditions
 23  5,2 |           the eighth century, the Bulgarian forces included also the
 24  5,3 |         and explained it by Leo’s Bulgarian policy. Leo saw that the
 25  5,8 |           severely wounded in the Bulgarian campaign. Stauracius died
 26  5,8 |          of the ninth century the Bulgarian throne was occupied by Krum,
 27  5,8 |         the dead emperor and the “Bulgarian boliads” (nobles)[149] were
 28  5,8 |        temporary respite from the Bulgarian menace.[151]~ One of the
 29  5,8 |           against possible future Bulgarian attacks.~ Later Bulgaro-Byzantine
 30  5,8 |           ninth century, when the Bulgarian throne passed into the hands
 31  5,8 |        imperial troops. The pagan Bulgarian khans severely persecuted “
 32  5,8 |         of the troubled events in Bulgarian history, as well as for
 33  5,8 |          not willing to grant the Bulgarian church complete independence.
 34  5,8 |          of the conversion of the Bulgarian king, Boris, to Christianity,
 35  6,2 |       forces were thrown into the Bulgarian war. Luckily for the Empire,
 36  6,2 |           Lemnos.”[11]~ After the Bulgarian campaign very capable generals
 37  6,2 |           because the Russian and Bulgarian wars, and the insurrection
 38  6,2 |          Minor and the continuing Bulgarian war demanded Basil’s undivided
 39  6,2 |          Muslims, even though the Bulgarian war had not ceased. The
 40  6,2 |         leadership as soon as the Bulgarian war was over. As a result,
 41  6,3 |          of the union between the Bulgarian and Greek churches came
 42  6,3 |        were highly detrimental to Bulgarian trade. Bulgaria was ruled
 43  6,3 |       powers,[44] about which the Bulgarian historian Zlatarsky commented: “
 44  6,3 |           904] became part of the Bulgarian Kingdom; in other words,
 45  6,3 |           Simeon united under the Bulgarian sceptre all those Slavonic
 46  6,3 |       Balkan peninsula which gave Bulgarian nationality its ultimate
 47  6,3 |           the death of Simeon the Bulgarian in 927 there was almost
 48  6,3 |           no effect upon him. The Bulgarian army defeated the Greeks
 49  6,3 |         to Simeon. But in 918 the Bulgarian armies were occupied in
 50  6,3 |          were in the hands of the Bulgarian forces. Excavations made
 51  6,3 |             In the time of Simeon Bulgarian territory expanded enormously.
 52  6,3 |       royal title, as well as the Bulgarian patriarchate established
 53  6,3 |           and captured the entire Bulgarian dynasty. The annexation
 54  6,3 |     prominent rulers of the First Bulgarian Empire.”[55] For a long
 55  6,3 |         Empire. In 1018 the first Bulgarian kingdom ceased to exist,
 56  6,3 |     certain extent, however.~ The Bulgarian rebellion, which broke out
 57  6,3 |           in the nullification of Bulgarian autonomy. During the period
 58  6,3 |          by Hellenic culture. The Bulgarian people, however, maintained
 59  6,3 |          strength when the Second Bulgarian Kingdom was formed in the
 60  6,3 |   historian, “the downfall of the Bulgarian Kingdom in 1018 belongs
 61  6,4 |  discussed in connection with the Bulgarian wars.~ Still more important
 62  6,5 |           their territory and the Bulgarian kingdom was definitely established,
 63  6,5 |           Byzantine Empire by the Bulgarian kingdom, now became direct
 64  6,5 |    assigned the Patzinaks certain Bulgarian districts for settlement
 65  6,7 |        priests from Bulgaria, and Bulgarian King Boris again formed
 66  6,7 |      later historical fate of the Bulgarian people.~ During his confinement,
 67  6,7 |         concessions regarding the Bulgarian church. Basil and Photius
 68  6,7 |      population by the success of Bulgarian arms,”[89] After the council
 69  6,7 |       money for the upkeep of the Bulgarian war became very great and
 70  6,8 |   eyewitness of the events of the Bulgarian war, left a history in ten
 71  6,8 |          accounts of the Arabian, Bulgarian, and Russian campaigns of
 72  6,8 |           poem The Rebellion, the Bulgarian war, etc. All these are
 73  7,1 |        Psalm (79:13) compares the Bulgarian province with a grape‑vine,
 74  7,2 |     Empire appeared in the Second Bulgarian Kingdom, and in Asia Minor,
 75  7,2 |          and Turks and the Second Bulgarian kingdom.~ In the year of
 76  7,2 |  established the so-called Second Bulgarian Kingdom.~ At the head of
 77  7,2 |         of the two nationalities, Bulgarian and Wallachian, that has
 78  7,2 |       historians.” More recently, Bulgarian historians have traced the
 79  7,2 |          foundation of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom of Trnovo a national
 80  7,2 |      Kingdom of Trnovo a national Bulgarian achievement. Modern Roumanian
 81  7,2 |           formation of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom and say that the
 82  7,2 |         origin.~ Some elements of Bulgarian and Roumanian nationalism
 83  7,2 |         III in his letters to the Bulgarian King John (Calojoannes)
 84  7,2 |          in the movement. The new Bulgarian kingdom was ethnologtcally
 85  7,2 |       imperial robes. Now the new Bulgarian state was recognized as
 86  7,2 |          kingdom was known as the Bulgarian Kingdom of Trnovo, Simultaneously
 87  7,2 |           Simultaneously with the Bulgarian insurrection a similar movement
 88  7,2 |           help of the Serbian and Bulgarian leaders against Byzantium,
 89  7,2 |           cope alone with the new Bulgarian tsar who, entering into
 90  7,2 |    peninsula in the person of the Bulgarian king. The Second Bulgarian
 91  7,2 |        Bulgarian king. The Second Bulgarian Kingdom, which had increased
 92  8,1 |       foreign states — the Second Bulgarian Empire through the activity
 93  8,2 |       1196 there had sat upon the Bulgarian throne Kalojan (John, Johannitsa),
 94  8,2 |         provoked the anger of the Bulgarian king, the Latins at the
 95  8,2 |       apparently, by order of the Bulgarian king, Baldwin was slain
 96  8,2 |      entirely in the hands of the Bulgarian king.”[13]~ The battle of
 97  8,2 |         significance both for the Bulgarian kingdom and for the Empire
 98  8,2 |      manifested itself,” stated a Bulgarian historian, “the purely Bulgarian
 99  8,2 |  Bulgarian historian, “the purely Bulgarian national tendency, which
100  8,2 |      element, this sworn enemy of Bulgarian national independence, even
101  8,3 |  successes of the Latins. But the Bulgarian danger to the Latins and
102  8,6 |       Despotat of Epirus, and the Bulgarian Kingdom of John Asen II.
103  8,7 |           on the northeast by the Bulgarian Kingdom, and on the west
104  8,7 |            in whose destinies the Bulgarian Kingdom of John Asen II
105  8,9 |       murders of Romans, like the Bulgarian kings who had preceded him.
106  8,9 |          of the idea of the Great Bulgarian Kingdom which, it seemed,
107  8,9 | facilitate the realization of the Bulgarian tsar’s plans.~ On the death
108  8,9 |        there of the autocephalous Bulgarian patriarchate, which was
109  8,12|     brilliant epoch of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom passed away, and
110  8,12|           rulers, Latin, Persian, Bulgarian, Scythian and others, punished
111  8,13|       Theodore undertook two hard Bulgarian campaigns. On the news of
112  8,13|       news of Vatatzes’ death the Bulgarian tsar, Michael Asen, seized
113  8,13|      conquests might again become Bulgarian. In spite of many difficulties
114  8,13|        generals, however, the two Bulgarian campaigns ended successfully
115  8,13|         former frontiers, and one Bulgarian fortress was even ceded
116  8,17|         Arab, Avar, Slavonic, and Bulgarian invasions which often successfully
117  8,17|           with the Persian, Arab, Bulgarian, and Slavonic dangers a
118  9,3 |       mentioned “a quarter called Bulgarian” (vicus qui vocatur Bulgarus).[
119  9,3 |    Bulgarus).[48] The Serbian and Bulgarian envoys arrived in Naples
120  9,3 |      Michael, and in this war the Bulgarian Tsar Constantine Tech (Tich)
121  9,3 |        the following war with the Bulgarian king, Constantine Tech,
122  9,3 |           his son-in-law that the Bulgarian king was forced to stop
123  9,4 |          chronologically with the Bulgarian movement towards the foundation
124  9,4 |          foundation of the second Bulgarian Kingdom. Just as the Asen
125  9,4 |        victory. In his flight the Bulgarian king was unhorsed and slain.
126  9,4 |    Despotat of Epirus, the second Bulgarian Empire, the Emperor of Nicaea
127  9,5 |    differed from the plans of the Bulgarian kings of the ninth and thirteenth
128  9,5 |      complete independence of the Bulgarian people and wished to found
129  9,5 |      people and wished to found a Bulgarian Empire which should include
130  9,5 |         Serbia at their head, the Bulgarian and Greek clergy of the