Примери за използване на Emperor peter на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It was established by the first Russian emperor Peter I.
The Great Emperor Peter the Great. What did he do for Russia?
Everyone had noticed that the new emperor, Peter II, was weird.
In 1698, Emperor Peter the Great of Russia imposed a tax on beards.
In the structure of the university there is the Technological College of Emperor Peter I.
In the 17th Century, Russian Emperor Peter the Great introduced a tax on beards.
He was brought to Russia from Constantinople as a child and presented to Emperor Peter the Great(1705-1706).
He declared himself Emperor Peter the Great and is one of the greatest Russian rulers.
Decree on the celebration of the New Year on January 1 in 1700 was signed by the great innovator- Emperor Peter the Great.
At the Battle of Poltava in 1709, Emperor Peter the Great delivered a crushing defeat.
In 1701 Emperor Peter I chose this territory for the construction of the first metallurgical factory in the Urals, around which the city grew.
In the new movie Green receives an order from Russian Emperor Peter the Great to map Russia's Far East.
However, Russian Emperor Peter the Great never allowed his troops to get trapped in a drunken downward spiral.
The Russian church"Pokrov Presvetoy Bogoroditse" is built in 17th century by Don Cossacks,who were banished by the reforms of the Russian Emperor Peter the Great.
In the 18th century Emperor Peter the Great wanted to emphasize religious difference between Orthodox Russia and the West.
Theodore married thirdly in 1219 Marie de Courtenay(1204-September, 1222), a daughter of Emperor Peter II of Courtenay and Empress Yolanda of Flanders, but they had no children.
Under the name of Emperor Peter III he declared peasants' liberty and a right to own the land they cultivated.
In the 18th century the Lyaskovets Monastery kept in touch with the Russian Orthodox monasteries, andas a proof of this stands the gold gospel donated by the the Russian Emperor Peter the Great, the gospel which is now in the Church-Museum of History in Sofia.
The treaty followed the accession of Emperor Peter III, who admired the Prussian king Frederick the Great.
Emperor Peter I was unable to stop them and as the Byzantines were unwilling to send any help he finally allied with the Magyars and gave the save passage through Bulgaria to attack Byzantine Thrace.
This thick book features the early years of Russia's first emperor, Peter the Great, and it frightened Russian children because it was obligatory summer reading.
The siege of the Swedish fortress Nöteborg(former Russian fortress Oreshek) at the source of the Neva River during the Great Northern War(1700-1721) was one of the first serious tests for the new Russian Army,created by Emperor Peter the Great.
The city was founded by Emperor Peter the Great on May 27, 1703, and was the capital of the Russian Empire for over 200 years.
Following this tragic and very sad event, our autistic friend Josef Schovanec, creator of the name“Autistan” and godfather of our Organization, exposed the fascinating andunsung history of Emperor Peter II of Brazil(whose autistic traits seem obvious).
In 1705, Russian Emperor Peter the Great placed a tax on beards, hoping to force men to adopt the clean-shaven look.
Those ties go back to time right after Brazil's independence and to the formation of the Bulgarian Royal Family, with the wedding, in 1836,of Ferdinand Coburg with the Portuguese Queen Maria da Gloria(daughter of Peter I, Emperor of Brazil) and was titled King Don Fernando II, and the marriage in 1864 of Luis August of Saxe Coburg-Gota to the Brazilian Princess Leopoldina(daughter of Emperor Peter II) establishing long lasting human bonds between Brazil and Bulgaria.
Under the name of Emperor Peter III he declared peasants' liberty and a right to own the land they cultivated.
Founded in the very beginning of the 18th century by Emperor Peter the Great Peterhof was intended to become the most splendid official royal summer residence.
In 1705, Russian Emperor Peter the Great placed a tax on beards, hoping to force men to adopt the clean-shaven look that was common in Western Europe.
So they revolted, spearheaded by Pugachev who declared himself Emperor Peter III(the tsar who died/was killed a decade earlier)- becoming a uniting figure for the discontented Cossacks.