Krumova dynastie
Socha chánа Krumа ve starověké pevnosti Misionis
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Teritoriální expanze Bulharska
Krumova dynastie byla bulharská chánská a carská (Preslav a Ochrid) dynastie v 9. a 10. století. Patřili do ní největší bulharští vládci Krum, Omurtag, Boris I., Symeon I. a Petr I. Bulharský. Mezi potomky Krumovy dynastie byli také vládci Sedmihradska.[zdroj?!]
Dynastie
| Krum | 803 - 814 |
| Omurtag | 815 - 831 |
| Malamir | 831 - 836 |
| Presijan | 836 - 852 |
| Boris I. | 852 - 889 |
| Vladimír I. Bulharský | 889 - 893 |
| Symeon I. | 893 - 927 |
| Petr I. | 927 - 969 |
| Boris II. | 969 - 971 |
| Roman I. | 977 - 991 |
Literatura
- Wasilewski, T. (1988), Dzieje Bułgarii. Wrocław: Ossolineum. pp. 46-63 y 90. ISBN 83-0402466-7.
- Lang, D. M. (1983), Bułgarzy . Warszawa: Państwowy Instytut Wydawniczy. pp. 52-70. ISBN 83-06-00831-6.
- I. Czamańska, Kruma dynastia. W: Słownik dynastii Europy. J. Dobosz i M. Serwański (red.). Poznań: Wydawnictwo Poznańskie, 1999, s. 240-241. ISBN 83-7177-025-1.
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Territorial expansion during the reign of Khan Krum (803-814).png
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Territorial expansion of Bulgaria during the reign of Khan Krum (803-814)
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Territorial expansion of Bulgaria during the reign of Khan Krum (803-814)
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Monument of a Bulgarian warrior-woman in the passage "Boaza" near ancient bulgarian castle Misionis (Targovishte Province). The monument symbolizes Freedom, and the author of the sculpture is Vasil Radoslavov
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Monument of a Bulgarian warrior-woman in the passage "Boaza" near ancient bulgarian castle Misionis (Targovishte Province). The monument symbolizes Freedom, and the author of the sculpture is Vasil Radoslavov