The Bulgarians. From pagan times to the Ottoman conquest

David Marshall Lang

 

Index

 

Note: Countries and peoples occurring repeatedly in the text, e.g. Balkans, Bulgaria, Slavs, have not been included in this index.

 

 

Aachen 130

Aaron (Aharon), Bulgarian noble 39, 69

Abbevillian culture 21

Aboba, see Pliska Abrittus 24

Abruzzi, Bulgars in 35

Achaea 22

Adamite sect 89

Adrianople (Edirne) 18, 23, 48, 51, 52, 55, 76, 78, 79, 82, 90

Adriatic Sea 24, 25, 61, 69, 71, 73, 74, 82, 85

Aegean Sea 14, 16, 18, 24, 79, 86

Agelmund, Lombard king 33

Ahikar the Wise 115

Aladzha monastery 134

Alans 23, 28, 32, 34

Albania 56, 61, 79, 145

Albigensian heretics 100-1

Alboin, Lombard king 35

Alexander the Great 115

Alexander, Byzantine emperor 63

Alexander Nevsky cathedral, Sofia 142

Alexis, Man of God 115

Alexis the Sebastos 80

Alexius Comnenus, Byzantine emperor 74, 97, 122, 131

‘Alī Pasha 91

Altsek, Bulgar prince 35

Alusianus, prince 72-3

Amadeus of Savoy 90

Anahita, goddess 124

Anania Shirakatsi, Armenian geographer 31, 37, 42

Anasamus 35

Anastasius, Byzantine emperor 34

Anatolia 38-9, 42, 67, 69, 124

Anchialos, Anchialus, see Pomorie

Andrea Dandolo, doge of Venice 88

Andronicus I Comnenus, Byzantine emperor 74

Andronicus II Palaeologus, Byzam tine emperor 146

Andronicus III Palaeologus, Byzantine emperor 86-7

Angelarius, disciple of St Methodius 60, 109-10

Angelov, Prof. B. St. 111

Angelov, Prof. D. 97-8

Anna, Bulgarian empress 86

Anna Comnena, princess 74, 97, 122

Antae tribe 24, 34

Antonova, Vera 122

apocryphal literature 114

Apollonia, see Sozopol

Arabs 42, 48, 56, 102-3, 121

Ararat 38

Arbanassi 136, 140

Archangels, church of the, at Nessebăr 134

Aristotle 62

Armenia, Armenians 30-1, 38-9, 49, 68-9, 73, 82, 93, 103, 125, 130, 132

Arnulf, German emperor 61

Aromani tribe 27

Arshak, Armenian king 31

Asia Minor 21, 70, 73, 86, 90, 100

Asoghik, Armenian historian 39

Asparukh, Bulgar khan, founder of Bulgarian state 15, 31, 37, 42-5, 51, 102, 120, 121

Assen I, Bulgarian tsar 74-5, 116, 135

Assenova Krepost (Assen’s Castle) 79-80, 133

Assenovgrad 74, 79-80, 131

Assyria 115

Athanasius the Great, St 23

Athanasius, Lavra of St 146

Athos, Mt 84-5, 118, 131, 133, 143, 146

Attila the Hun 3 3, 42, 49, 63

Augustus, Roman emperor 22

Aul of Omurtag 54, 123

Aurelian, Roman emperor 22

Avars 24-5, 35, 37, 53

Avitokhol 33

Axiopolis 22

Azov, sea of 3 5-7

 

Baba Vida castle, Vidin 14, 86, 136

Babuni sect 100

Babylon 115

Bachkovo monastery 17, 118-9, 131-3, 138-9, 113

Baghdad 96

Baian (Batbaian), Bulgar prince 36

Bakajik 48

Bakalova, Mrs Elka 138

Bakuriani, Abasi 131

 

200

 

 

Bakuriani, Gregory, Byzantine general 74, 131

Balchik 25, 27

Baldwin of Flanders 76, 135-6

Baldwin II, Latin emperor of Constantinople 77

Balik, ruler in Dobrudja 90

Banat district 124

Bansko, fortified houses at 136

Bardas Sclerus 68

Bari 73

Barlaam and Josaphat legend 96, 115

Basean 31

Basil the Great, St 113, 116

Basil I, Byzantine emperor 38, 52, 60, 108

Basil II, Byzantine emperor 39, 69-72, 76

Basil, Bulgarian archbishop 76

Bastarnae tribe 25

Bavaria 35, 108

Bayazid, Turkish sultan 91-2

Bdin, see Vidin

Belassitsa Mts, battle in the 70

Belgrade 18, 25, 48, 60, 64, 72-3, 110

Belisarius, Byzantine general 24, 35

Benevento, duchy of 35

Berende, frescoes at 139

Berrhoea, see Stara Zagora

Bessarabia 40, 63

Bestiary 116

Bishapur 36

Bitolya inscription 70

Black Bulgarians 3 8

Black Sea 15, 18-9, 25, 28, 31, 35, 45, 48, 58, 82, 86, 90-1, 102, 125

Boboshevo, frescoes at 139

Bogdan, Mt 16

Bogomil heretics 39, 66, 70, 73-4, 77, 83, 89, 93-101, 112, 115, 141

Bohemia 67

Bologna Psalter 117

Boniface of Montferrat 76

Boril, Bulgarian tsar 77, 99, 115

Boris-Michael, knyaz, Bulgarian ruler 44, 55-62, 64, 93, 102-3, 125, 128

Boris II, Bulgarian tsar 67-9

Borodin, Russian composer 39

Bosnia 91, 98, 100-1

Bosporus 18, 45, 52

Bossilkov, Svetlin 142

Botev, Mt 15

Boyadjiev, S. 130

Boyan, Avar khaqan 35

Boyana, frescoes at 139

Brentjes, Prof B. 122

British Museum, British Library 144

Bronze Age culture 21

Buddha, Gautama; Buddhism 96, 115, 122-3

Bulgaria, Bogomil lodge 99

Bulgarovo, icon from 142

Bulghar 38

Burgas 15, 45, 48, 52, 54, 66, 82, 90

burial customs 44

Buzan, Bulgar commander 34

Byzantium, Byzantines 18-9, 21, 30, 3 3, 35-42, 45. 48-53, 56-8, 62, 65, 68-71, 73, 76, 80, 82-9, 92, 96, 100-5, 108, 112, 114, 116, 118, 120-1, 131, 144-6

 

calendar, proto-Bulgar 32-3

Calocyras, Byzantine envoy 67

Cappadocia 39, 134

Caracalla, Baths of 22

Carpathian Mts 28, 37, 51, 63, 124

Carpi tribe 25

Cassiodorus, historian 34

Castoria 28

Cathar sect 98, 101

Caucasus Mts 31, 35-6, 125

Cebrus, r. 22

Cedrenus, Byzantine historian 28

Central Asia 36, 39, 96, 122-3, 144

Cesarini, cardinal 92

Chalcedon 18, 24

Charlemagne 51, 54, 130

Charles of Anjou 85

Chatalar inscription 123

Chernomen, battle of 90

Cherson 45, 68, 102, 109

Chirpan 20

Chuvash tribe 38

Claudius, Roman emperor 23

Clement, St and martyr 102, 108-9

Clement of Ohrida, St 60-1, 64, 71, 105, 109-11

Codex Cumanicus 40

coinage, money 81-2, 86

Concorezzo, heretics at 101

Constantine the Great 23, 27

Constantine IV Pogonatus, Byzantine emperor 42, 45

Constantine V Copronymus, Byzantine emperor 38, 48-51

Constantine VI, Byzantine emperor 50

Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus, Byzantine emperor 64

Constantine Assen Tikh, Bulgarian tsar 82-4, 139

Constantine Bodin 73

Constantine of Kostenets 119

Constantine, bishop of Preslav 109, 111-2

Constantine Manasses, Byzantine historian 117, 143, 145

Constantinople (Istanbul) 18, 22-3, 25, 34-6, 39, 42, 45. 48-52, 57-63, 66-8, 71-7, 79-82, 86, 87, 90-3, 97, 101-3, 118, 121-2, 129, 131, 138, 140, 145

 

201

 

 

Constanza 22

Coptic 103

Corinth 24

Cosmas the Priest 94, 97, 100, 115, 141-2

Crete 25

Crimea 35-6, 108

Croats 56

Crusaders 74-6, 92, 145

Cumans (Polovtsians) 28, 39, 40, 75, 77, 85

Curzon, Robert 143

Cyril of Alexandria, St 112

Cyril and Methodius, SS. 20, 22-3, 57, 60, 102-12, 118-9

Cyrillic alphabet 57, 104-8, 111, 113-4, 143

Czechoslovakia 103

 

Dacia 22

Dagobert I, king of the Franks 35

Dalmatia 25, 35, 71

Danube, r. 14-6, 18, 22-4, 28, 31, 34-8, 40-2, 45, 52, 54, 63, 67-71, 75, 82, 84, 91-2, 110, 119, 135-6

Dardanelles 92

Dargomer, Bulgarian envoy 52

Daskalov house 137

David the Prophet 96

David, Bulgarian noble 39, 69

Dazhbog, Slav deity 29

Dechani 118

Demetrius, St 25, 111, 128

Demosthenes 62

Denmark 25

Derjan 39

Dessislava, princess 139

Develtus 51-2, 54, 66, 82

Devnya (Marcianopolis) 24, 27, 44

Devol 61

Didactic Gospel in Dioclea 69

Dionysopolis, see Balchik Dionysus 27

Dnieper, r. 24, 37, 39, 63, 68

Dniester, r. 51

Dobreisho, Gospels of 143

Dobroditsa, ruler of Dobrudja 90-1

Dobrudja 15, 23, 34, 40, 90-2

Domitian, Roman emperor 22

Don, r. 37

Dorystolum, see Silistra

Dragalevtsi, frescoes at 140

Dragometria, Bogomil lodge 99

Dragovitsa, Bogomil lodge 101

Dristra, see Silistra

Dubrovnik (Ragusa) 82

Duchi-Bulgars 31

Duichev, Prof. Ivan 143

Dulo, house of 42

Durazzo, see Dyrrachium

Dvornik, Mgr Francis 109

Dyrrachium (Durazzo) 69-70, 74, 79, 82, 145

 

Edirne, see Adrianople

Egypt 40, 87

Elbe, r. 25

Elena, Bulgarian princess 77

Eleusa Virgin 142

England 31, 42

Enina, manuscript from 114

Ennodius, bishop of Pavia 34

Enravotas, prince and martyr 55

Epirus 69, 77-8

Erzerum 38-9

Esin, Dr Emel 124

Eumathius, Greek engineer 51

Eumolpia, see Plovdiv

Euthymius, Bulgarian patriarch 89, 91, 117-9

Euthymius, St, of Mt Athos 138

Euthymius Zigabenus, Byzantine theologian 94, 96

Evliya Chelebi 136

 

Fair Oaks 28

Fatimid dynasty 70

Ficheto, Kolyo 133

Filov, Bogdan 142, 144

Follieri, Enrica 55

Forty Martyrs, church of the 55 78, 84

France 92, 100-1, 142

Franciscans 89

Franks 35, 37, 51, 54, 56, 58, 79, 103, 105, 108-9

Frederick Barbarossa 76

Freemasons 99

Fritigern, Gothic leader 23

 

Gabriel Radomir, Bulgarian tsar 70, 72

Gagauz 40

Gelati monastery, Georgia 132

Genoa, Genoese 18, 86, 91

George the Hagiorite, St 138

George Hamartolus, Byzantine chronicler 116

George Syncellus, Byzantine chronicler 116

George I Terter, Bulgarian tsar 84-5

George II Terter, Bulgarian tsar 86

Georgia, Georgians 30, 96, 103, 115, 130-4, 138, 143

Georgiev, Prof. E. 102

Gepids, tribe 24, 34, 124

Germany, Germans 53, 57, 101, 103, 109

Getae, tribe 24

Gimbutas, Prof. Marija 125

Glagolitic alphabet 57, 104-8, 111, 113, 143

Golden Gate 52

Golden Horde 83-4

Golden Horn 52

Gorazd, disciple of St Methodius 60, 109

 

202

 

 

Goths 17, 23-5, 34

Grabar, Prof. André 128, 134

Great Fence of Thrace 48

Greece, Greeks 20-1, 24-5, 30, 34-5, 43, 48, 53, 57, 63-4, 67, 69-70, 73-80, 87, 92-3, 96, 99, 102, 108-12, 114, 116, 119-22, 143-5

Gregory of Nazianzus, St 116

Gregory of Sinai, St 117

Grimoald, duke 35

Grod, Hunnic prince 35

Guiscard, Robert 73

Gyuzelev, V. 64

 

Hadrian II, Pope 60, 108

Haemus (Balkan) range 15

Haghpat monastery, Armenia 131

Hambarli inscription 53

Harun al-Rashid, caliph 96

Haskovo 78

Hebrew 103, 108, 119

Hebros, r., see Maritsa

Helena, St 27, 118

Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor 76

Heracles 23

Heraclius, Byzantine emperor 24, 36

Hermes 23

Heruli tribe 25

Hesychast sect 89, 117-8

Hexameron 113

Hittites 31

Hoddinott, R. F. 130

Homer 16

Horace 17

Hripsime, church of St 130

Hripsime, mother of Tsar Samuel 39, 69

Huguenots 66

Hungary, Hungarians (Magyars) 14, 28, 39-40, 51, 63, 66-7, 69, 73-4, 77, 82-3, 89, 92, 100, 116-7

Huns 23-4, 31, 33, 35-6, 49

 

Ignatius, patriarch of Constantinople 60

Ilia, St, christianized Perun 27

Illyria, Illyrians 25, 27, 34

India, Indians 115, 117

Inner Bulgaria 37-8

Innocent III, Pope 75, 136

Inquisition, Roman Catholic 101

Ioannitsa, see Kaloyan

Ioasaf, bishop of Vidin 119

Iranians, see Persia

Irene, Byzantine empress 50

Irenupolis see Stara Zagora

Irina, Bulgarian empress 139

Isaac II Angelus, Byzantine emperor 74-5

Isaiah, Prophet 95

Isker, r. 17

Islam 30, 56, 89, 101, 103

Istanbul, see Constantinople

Italy, Italians 24, 34, 35, 37, 73, 101

Ivailo, peasant tsar of Bulgaria 82-5

Ivan Alexander, Bulgarian tsar 86-90, 99, 117, 133, 139, 143-4

Ivan Assen II, Bulgarian tsar 77-82, 84-5, 117, 143

Ivan Assen III, Bulgarian tsar 82, 84

Ivan Shishman, last medieval tsar of Bulgaria 89-91, 133

Ivan Stratsimir, ruler of Vidin 89, 91-2

Ivan (John) Vladislav, Bulgarian tsar 70, 73

Ivanko, ruler of Dobrudja 91-2

Ivanko, Bulgarian rebel 75

Ivanov, Prof Y. 101

Ivanovo church, rock-cut, frescoes at 135, 139

Iviron monastery, Mt Athos 133, 138

 

Janici 100

Jews, Judaism 37, 102-3, 140

Joachim I, Bulgarian patriarch 79

Joachim II, Bulgarian patriarch 85

John the Baptist, St 96, 98

John Chrysostom, St hi, 113, 116, 138

John of Damascus, St 113, 141

John of Rila, St 17, 115, 118, 132

John VIII, Pope 108

John I Tzimiskes, Byzantine emperor 38, 67-9, 142-3

John III Vatatzes, Byzantine emperor 82

John V Palaeologus, Byzantine emperor 90

John, archbishop of Ohrida 72

John de Casemaris, legate 75-6

John Cassian 23

John Curcuas, Grand Domestic 68

John the Exarch, Bulgarian writer 112-3, 141

Jordanes, Byzantine author 34

Joseph of Studios 55

Judas Iscariot 140

Julian the Apostate 61

Justin I, Byzantine emperor 24

Justinian I, Byzantine emperor 24, 34, 38, 122

Justinian II, Byzantine emperor 45, 49

Jvari church, Georgia 130 Kaliakra 24

 

Kaloyan, Bulgarian tsar 39, 75~7, 79, 136

Kaloyan, Sebastocrator 139

Kama, r. 38

 

203

 

 

Kamchiya (Kamcija), r. 19

Kamennye Baby stone figures 30, 123

Kardam, Bulgar khan 50

Karnobat 90

Kazan Tatars 38

Kazanluk 16, 20-1, 114, 138

Kells, Book of 143

Kera-Tamara, Bulgarian princess 90

Ket, Robert 83

Khazars 35, 37-9, 45, 102-3

Khors, Slav deity 29

Khozan (Tshmishkatzak) 67-8

Khrabăr the Monk, Bulgarian author 112

Khrelyo, Khrelyo’s tower 132-3, 137

Kidarites (Kidar-Bulgars) 31

Kiev 39-40, 43, 67-8, 101, 112, 118-9

Kilifarevo monastery 88, 117

Klokotnitsa, battle of 78

Kodov, Prof. Khr. 111

Kogh (Caucasus region) 31

Koloman I, Bulgarian tsar 82

Koprivshtitsa 20, 137

Kormisosh, Bulgar khan 49

Kossovo Field, battle of 91

Kotrag, Bulgar prince 36-7

Krum, Bulgar khan 14, 38, 50-4, 61-2, 122, 143

Kuban (north Caucasus) 35

Kubrat, Bulgar khan 36-7

Kudugeri sect 100

Kuev, Prof. K.M. 111

kukeri mummers 27

Kukuzel, Gregory 146

Kukuzel, Jehoshaphat 146

Kukuzel, John, Byzantine composer 145-6

Kumurdo church, Georgia 130

Kunok, see Cumans

Kuphi-Bulgars 31

Kutrigurs 34-5, 37

Kuzov, Alexander 91, 136

Kyustendil (Velbuzhd) 82, 85-7, 139

 

Lala Shahin, Turkish general 90

Lamissio, Lombard king 33

Laon 142

Latin, Latins 35, 39, 76-7, 92, 102, 108

Laurentius, disciple of St Methodius 60, 109

Lazar, prince of Serbia 91

Lazarus, raised from the dead 144

Leo III the Isaurian, Byzantine emperor 48

Leo IV the Khazar, Byzantine emperor 38, 50

Leo V the Armenian, Byzantine emperor 52, 143

Leo VI, Byzantine emperor 63

Leo, archbishop of Ohrida 72

Leo the Deacon 142

Leontius, Bulgarian patriarch 63

Lesnovo monastery 144

Levant 69

Levski 93

Libertem, Bulgar chief 34

Lithuania 118-9

Liturgical Gospel 103

Lom 14

Lom, r. 27

Lombards 33, 35, 37

Louis, Western emperor 53

Louis the German, king of the East Franks 54, 58

Lovech 75, 82

Lucian, Greek satirist 23

 

Macartney, Prof. C. A. 41

Macedonia 18, 22, 27, 51, 55, 60-1, 69, 73, 76, 90, 103-4, 110, 113, 119, 114

Macrolivada 54

Madara, Madara Horseman 22, 36, 48-9, 122-4

Magnaura Palace, University at 62, 145

Magyars, see Hungary

Manastras, Voivoda 76

Manichaeans 93, 96

Manuel, archbishop of Adrianople 54

Marash 3 8

Marcianopolis, see Devnya

Marcionite heresy 93

Marcus Aurelius, Roman emperor 23

Maria, Bulgarian empress 84

Maria-Trene, Bulgarian empress 66, 93

Maritsa, r. (Hebros) 14, 16, 17, 48, 90

Marmara, Sea of 21

Marseilles 23

Massalian heresy 93, 96

Maurice, Byzantine emperor 38

Mediterranean Sea 48

Megara 18

Meliniqua, Bogomil lodge 99

Melitene 38

Melnik 133

Mesembria, see Nessebăr

Mesta, r. 17, 27

Methodius, St 20, 22-3, 57, 60, 102-12, 118-9

Methodius, painter 58

Michael I Rhangabe, Byzantine emperor 52

Michael III, Byzantine emperor 57-8, 60, 103

Michael IV the Paphlagonian, Byzantine emperor 72

Michael VIII Palaeologus, Byzantine emperor 82, 85, 145

Michael II Assen, Bulgarian tsar 82

Michael Shishman, Bulgarian tsar 85-6

 

204

 

 

Michael, Bulgarian prince 66

Michael, prince of Zeta 73

Michael, bishop of Sofia 99

Mico, Bulgarian tsar 82

Miklosich, F. 82

Miletus, Milesians 18, 21

Milutin, Serbian ruler 84

mines, mining 17, 51

Minorsky, Prof. Vladimir 29

Mircea the Old, Wallachian voivode 92

Mistra 134

Mitylene 35

Moesia 22-3, 25, 34, 43

Moglena 69

Moldavia 73, 118

Mommsen, Theodore 31

Mongols 32, 40, 82-5, 124

Moravia 57, 60, 103, 105, 108

Moscow 82, 118, 143

Moses, Bulgarian noble 39, 69

Moses of Khorene, Armenian chronicler 31

Mostich, Bulgarian official 33, 64

Moussala, Mt 17

Mtskheta, in Georgia 130

Mugel, Hunnic prince 36

Murad I, Turkish sultan 90-1

music, musical instruments 144-6

 

Nagy Sankt Miklos treasure 124-5

Nahum, disciple of St Methodius 60-1, 109-11

Naissus, see Nish

Naqsh-i-Rustam, Iran 36, 123

Narses, Byzantine general 24

Nazarius, Cathar bishop 101

Nemanya dynasty in Serbia 84-6

Nessebăr (Mesembria) 18, 21-2, 52, 82, 86-7, 90, 117, 128, 133, 142

Nestor Chronicle 40

Nicaea 75-6, 79, 82

Nicene Creed 60

Nicephorus I, Byzantine emperor 50-2, 54, 121-2, 143

Nicephorus II Phocas, Byzantine emperor 66

Nicephorus, Byzantine historian 3 5 7

Nicholas I, Pope 57-60

Nicholas, patriarch of Constantinople 63

Nicholas, Bulgarian noble 69

Nicoliţel 15

Nicopolis on the Danube 91-2

Nicopolis ad Istrum (Nikiup) 18, 22

Nikita, Bogomil leader 101

Nikiup see Nicopolis ad Istrum

Nikon Chronicle 38

Nikopsis 31

Nikordsminda church, Georgia 130

Nish (Naissus) 18, 25

Nogai, Mongol khan 84-5

Nomocanon 109

Normans 31, 42, 73-4

Novae 18

 

Obolensky, Prof. D. 100, 119

Odegitria Virgin 142

Oder, r. 24

Odessos, see Varna

Oghkhundur-Bulgars 31

Ohrida 61, 69-72, 85, 110-1, 113, 137-8, 142

Old Great Bulgaria 35-8

Old Slavonic language and literature 96, 102-19

Olives, Mount of 140

Omurtag, Bulgar khan 53-5, 78, 122-3

Ondráček, Raimund 138-9

Onogurs 33

Orfano, Gulf of 14

Organa, Bulgar khan 36

Orpheus and Eurydice 17, 144

Ostrogoths 34

Ostron Bogoyin, Bulgar governor 122

Ottomans, see Turks

Ovech, see Provadia

Ovid 17

 

Pachymeres, Byzantine chronicler 84

Pacurianos, see Bakuriani

Palaeolithic man 21

Palestine 119

Pannonia 25, 37, 50, 53-4, 63, 108

Pantocrator church, Nessebăr 134

Papacy, Roman, popes 57-60, 75-6, 79, 92, 100-1, 103

Parasceva, St, basilica of 133

Paristrion (Paradunavon) 71

Paroria 117

Parthia 122-3

Patarene sect 100-1

Patleina (St Panteleimon) monastery, Preslav 61, 141

Paul, St 108, 114

Paulician heresy 38-9, 74, 93, 99-100

Paulus Diaconus, historian 33, 35

Pavlikeni 39, 93

Pazarjik 20

Pechenegs 28, 39-41, 63, 68, 73, 100

Persepolis 123

Persia, Persians 29, 32, 121-4, 129

Perun, Slav deity 27, 29, 54

Peter, Bulgarian tsar 64-6, 68-9

Peter, Bulgarian noble 74-5

Peter Delyan, Bulgarian rebel 72-3

Peter the Hermit 74

 

205

 

 

Petrich Virgin, church of the 80, 133

Petros, Byzantine general 35

Pevka (Pyuki) 37, 42

Phanagoria (Taman) 35

Philip, king of Macedon 16

Philippopolis, see Plovdiv

Philothea, St 119

Photius, patriarch of Constantinople 57, 60, 102

Pirin Mts 17

Pliska 45, 48, 51-4, 60, 69, 110, 120-3, 125, 135

Plochnik, battle of 91

Plovdiv (Philippopolis) 16-8, 20, 23, 27, 39, 48, 51, 67, 73, 76, 79, 90, 142

Poganovo monastery 140, 142

Poland 104

Polovtsians, see Cumans

Pomaks 17

Pomorie (Anchialus) 18, 22-3, 45, 49-50, 82, 86, 90

Pontius Pilate 108

Popina, Slav settlement 125

Preobrazhenski monastery 133

Preslav, Great 54, 61-3, 67-9, 93, in, 113, 122, 128-31, 135, 141

Preslav, Little 67

Prespa 28, 69

Pressian, Bulgar khan 55

Prince Igor 39

Prizren 73

Procopius, historian 29

Proto-Bulgars 31-8, 42-58, 120-5

Provadia (Provaton, Ovech) 27, 91, 136

Pseudo-Callisthenes 115

Pseudo-Maurice 28

Pugachev, Emelyan 83

Pulpudeva, see Plovdiv

Pyuki, see Pevka

 

Radomir Psalter 143

Ragusa (Dubrovnik) 82

Rascia (Rashka) 69, 84

Rashka, see Rascia

Rastislav, prince of Moravia 57, 103, 108

Rastko, see Sava, St

Ratisbon 58

Ravenna 37

Razin, Stenka 83

Razlog 137

Rhodope Mts 14, 16-7, 27, 79, 82, 131

Rila monastery, Rila Mts 14, 17, 132-3, 137

Romana, Bogomil lodge 99

Romania, Romanians 14, 18, 20, 22, 25, 27-8, 34, 117, 119, 124

Romanus I Lecapenus, Byzantine emperor 63-4, 66

Romanus IV Diogenes, Byzantine emperor 71, 73

Romanus, Bulgarian prince 67-8

Rome, Romans 22-5, 35, 43, 45, 57-8, 75-6, 89, 105, 108, 120, 122, 125

Ropotamo, r. 19

Roses, Valley of the 14, 19

Rozhen monastery 133, 137

Rumelia 16-7, 90

Runciman, Sir Steven 36, 105

Rurik 43

Rusalkas 29

Ruse (Ruschuk) 14

Rusenski Lom, r. 135, 139

Russia, Russians 30-1, 37-8, 40, 67-8, 73, 77, 83, 101-4, hi, 113, 118-9, 124

Russian Primary Chronicle 57

 

Sabbas, disciple of St Methodius 60

Sacchoni, Rainier 101

St John-Aliturgitos, church at Nessebăr 134

St Mamas, palace of 52

St Nicholas, church at Ohrida 137

St Panteleimon (Patleina), monastery of 61, 141

St Sophia, cathedral in Constantinople 57, 102, 125

St Sophia, church at Ohrida 138

St Sophia, church in Sofia 24

SS. Peter and Paul, church of, at Tărnovo, frescoes 139

Salona 25

Salonica (Thessalonica) 18, 25, 57-8, 62, 74, 85, 102-3, 128, 134, 138

Samokov 17, 90, 137

Samuel, Bulgarian tsar 28, 39, 69-74, 113

Sanahin monastery, Armenia 132

Sara-Theodora, Bulgarian empress 89

Saracens 42, 48-9

Sarmatians 22-3, 25, 32

Sasanian dynasty 36, 121, 124

Sava, r. 51

Sava (Rastko), Serbian St 84, 100

Sclaviniae 25, 44, 53

Scythians 22

Seljuq Turks 40, 73, 124 (see also Turks)

Serbia, Serbs 18, 20, 27, 40, 56, 64, 69, 77, 79, 84-7, 90-1, 100, 105, 117-9, 142, 144

Serdica, see Sofia

Sevar, Bulgar khan 49

Seven Slav Tribes 28, 43

Severi tribe 43

Shipka Pass 19, 82

Shirakatsi, see Anania

Shishman dynasty 40, 85-91, 133, 143-4

 

206

 

 

Shumen 20, 30, 43, 54, 120, 122-3, 128

Sicilian Vespers 85

Sigismund, king of Hungary 92

Silistra (Dristra) 14, 68, 71

Singidunum, see Belgrade

Sirmium 34

Siunia, Armenia 132

Skoplje 71

Smilets, Bulgarian tsar 85

Smolyan 79

Sofia (Serdica, Sredets) 16, 18, 22-5, 41, 50-1, 69-71, 82, 90-1, 99, 110-1, 132, 139-40, 142

Sogdiana 36

Sops, see Pechenegs

Soviet Union 38, 105

Sozopol (Apollonia) 18, 23, 82, 86

squirrel fur, trade in 34

Sredets, see Sofia

Sredna Cora hills 16

Stara Planina (Balkan range) 14-6

Stara Zagora (Berrhoea, Augusta Traiana) 19, 50, 129

Staro Nagorichino, fresco at 144

Stauracius, Byzantine prince 51-2

Stefan Lazarevich, Serbian prince 119

Stephen V, king of Hungary 83

Stephen Nemanya, Serbian Grand Zhupan 84, 100

Stephen Urosh I, Serbian king 84

Stephen Urosh III, Serbian king, called Dechanski 84-6, 118

Stephen Urosh IV Dushan, Serbian emperor 85, 100

Strandzha, Strandzha Mts 27, 117

Stribog, Slav deity 29

Struma, r. 14, 25

Stylianus Zautses, Byzantine official 62

Suidas, Greek encyclopaedia 53

Svarog, Slav deity 29

Svatopluk I, Moravian prince 60, 108-9

Svishtov 14

Svyatoslav, prince of Kiev 67-8, 143

Symeon, Bulgarian tsar 61-5, 69, 74, 85, 93, 110-3, 116, 128-9, 141

Symeon the Monk 143

Syria, Syrians 21, 38, 49, 70, 121

 

Tangra (Tengri), Bulgar deity 33, 122

Tărnovo, Great 16, 18, 20, 22-3, 39, 55, 65, 74-9, 82-9, 91, 93, 117-9, 133, 135-40, 145

Tatars 20

Telerig, Bulgar khan 50

Telets, Bulgar khan 49

Terter dynasty 40, 85-6

Tervel, Bulgar khan 45-9, 52, 54, 62, 122

Theiss, r., see Tisza

Theodora, Bulgarian empress 85-6

Theodore Svetoslav, Bulgarian tsar 85-6

Theodore Angelus 78

Theodore Cupharas 58

Theodore Stratelates, St, icon of 141

Theodoric, Ostrogoth king 34

Theodoric, son of Triarius 34

Theodosius III, Byzantine emperor 48, 52

Theodosius of Tărnovo, St 88, 117

Theophanes, Byzantine chronicler 27, 35-7, 48

Theophano, Byzantine empress 67

Theophilus, Byzantine emperor 105

Theophylact, archbishop of Ohrida 71-2

Theophylact, patriarch of Cotv stantinople 93

Thessalonica, see Salonica

Thessaly 27, 69-70

Thrace, Thracians 15-28, 34, 37-8, 41-2, 45, 48-9, 51, 53, 58, 63, 73, 75-8, 87, 120, 122, 138

Tiberius II, Byzantine emperor 45

Timok, r. 15, 27

Tisza (Theiss), r. 14, 51

Tomboul mosque, Shumen 20

Tomich Psalter 143

Toulouse 101

trade treaties 48, 62-3, 88

Tragurium, Bogomil lodge 101

Trajan, Roman emperor 14

Transcaucasia 38

Transmarisca 54

Transmariscus 24

Transylvania 14, 51

Trapezitsa hill, Tărnovo 133

Trebizond 82, 91

Trifon Zarezan, St 27

Trimontium, see Plovdiv

Troy 116

Troyan Monastery 15, 133

Tryavna 137

Tsamblak, Cyprian 118

Tsamblak, Gregory 118-9

Tsarevets acropolis, Tărnovo 76, 78, 82, 84-5, 135

Tshmishkatzak (Khozan) 67-8

Turkey, Turks 17, 20, 31, 33-5, 40, 73, 79, 86-92, 100-1, 108, 118, 120, 124, 132, 135-7, 140

Türküt khaqanate 36

Tvurdko, Ban of Bosnia 91

Tzimiskes, John, Byzantine emperor 38, 67-9, 142-3

 

Ugain, Bulgar dynasty 49

Ukil (Vokil), Bulgar dynasty 49

 

207

 

 

Ulfilas, bishop 23

Ulpia Serdica, see Sofia

'Umayyad dynasty 121

Utigurs 33

Uzes, tribe 73

 

Valarshak, Armenian king 31

Valens, Roman emperor 23, 51

Vanand, in Armenia 31

Varangians (Norsemen, Vikings) 31, 43, 67-8

Varlaamite sect 89

Varna (Odessos) 18, 22, 25, 42, 44-5, 53, 69, 82, 87, 91, 92, 120-1, 134, 136

Vasmer, Prof. M. 25

Vatican Library 55, 117, 143

Velbuzhd, see Kyustendil

Veles (Volos), Slav deity 29

Venice, Venetians 18, 40, 60, 81-2, 86-8, 92, 105, 109

Versinicia 52

Veyrenc, Prof C. 135

Via Traiana 22

Vidin (Bdin) 14, 70, 72, 77, 82, 85-6, 89, 91-2, 136

Vienna 124

Vihren, Mt 17

Vinekh, Bulgar khan 49

Vinitsa church 130

Virgil 17

Vit, r. 27

Vitalian, Byzantine general and insurgent 34

Vitosha, Mt 14, 16

Vkhundur Vund, Bulgar leader 31

Vlachs (Wallachians) 14, 25, 27-8, 74-5, 92

Vladimir, Bulgarian prince 61

Vladimir, St, Russian prince 57, 101

Vladislav III. king of Hungary and Poland 92

Vodena 69

Voiteh, Georgi, Bulgarian boyar and insurgent 73

Vokil, house of, see Ukil

Volga, r. 38-9, 57

 

Wallachia, see Vlachs

Wends, tribe 24

 

Yakov Svetoslav, ruler of Vidin 82-3

Yambol 90

yamurluk cloak 27

Yantra (Yatrus), r. 16, 18, 25, 27-8, 75, 135

Yaroslav, prince of Kiev 39

Yatrus, r., see Yantra

Yazdgard III, Sasanian Great King 36

Yugoslavia 55, 69 (see also Macedonia)

yurts, nomads’ tent dwellings 44, 121

 

Zacharias Scholasticus, church historian 35

Zagoria region 45, 49

Zara 69

Zemen monastery, frescoes at 139

Zeno, Byzantine emperor 34

Zeta 73

Zlatarski, Prof. V.N. 80

Zograf, Zakhari, fresco painter 133, 139

 

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