Примери за използване на King ivan на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It is heavily fortified andexpanded during the reign of king Ivan Sratsimir.
The last Bulgarian mediaeval king Ivan Stratsimir lived in the castle.
The name is linked to tales and legends of the last battles of King Ivan Shishman.
On 3 July 1395, King Ivan was killed while defending the fortress of Nicopolis.
It was found in 1348 by hesychast Teodosiy Turnovski with the support of king Ivan Alexander.
According to a legend, once near here King Ivan Asen II built a large monastery.
Personally the king Ivan Alexander made donations for the construction of the main tower and a new church.
Holy Mother" is the most famous of the churches andyou can see the great portrait preserved of King Ivan Alexander.
The Turkish sultan heard that the king Ivan Shishman has a beautiful sister and asked her to marry him.
The legend says that it is the place where the last battle was given by Bulgaria's King Ivan Shishman against the Ottoman invaders.
In 1235 King Ivan Assen II was a subject of Epirus whom became his vassal territory of Bulgaria.
Of this bears witness the charter of King Ivan Shishman of 1387, where Orlitsa is mentioned.
Dragalevtsi Monastery was mentioned for the first time in the Vitosha golden-printed deed of the famous Bulgarian king Ivan Shishman(1371-1393).
After the death of King Ivan Assen II the Bulgarian state weakened and in 1246 joined with Thessaloniki.
One of them tells the story of the beautiful Kera Tamara- the sister of the Bulgarian King Ivan Shishman- who's been familiarly called by the people Mara.
There is no doubt that the rule of King Ivan Alexander marked a new peak in the cultural and literary development of Bulgarians during the Second Bulgarian kingdom.
In 1365-1369 the Bdin kingdom was taken over by the Hungarians, and King Ivan Sratsimir and his family were exiled in Humnik.
Kilifarevski monastery"Nativity of the Virgin" was founded in 1348 by the famous Bulgarian Hesychasts Theodosius of Turnovo with the support of King Ivan Alexander.
Nearby we see the remarkable remains of King Ivan Asen's Fortress- a wise ruler of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom.
Dormition is the main church in the Kremlin complex, the first stone temple in Moscow andwas built in the XIV century during the reign of King Ivan I in place of the former wooden church.
The castle was then under the rule of king Ivan Sratsimir who contributed to the construction of numerous internal buildings.
He managed to achieve a high social position in the state and in 1258 or1259 he married the grand-daughter of king Ivan Assen II(daughter of emperor Theodor II Laskaris and Elena).
According to chronicles from that time, King Ivan Assen II visited Patriarch Yoakim I in his rock seclusion and brought him as a gift enough gold for the building of a monastery church.
A central place in his research occupy the work of the Old Bulgarian man of letters Chernorizets Hrabar(1967), the fate of the Old Bulgarian manuscripts through the centuries(1979, 1986), the study andthe scientific publication of the book written for the Bulgarian King Ivan Alexander(1331- 1371) by Laurentius in 1348(1981).
On our way back to Plovdiv will see the remarkable remains of King Ivan Asen's fortress- a wise ruler of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom.
In 1393, Turnovo,the capital of Bulgaria fell and the king Ivan Shishman is besieged by Islamic invaders in Nicopolis(Bulgarian fortress on the Danube River).
In 1365 1369 the Bdin's kingdom was conquered by the Hungarians and King Ivan Sratzimir was sent to Humnik(Presently Croatia) together with his family.
The earlier power of Bulgaria was restored during the reign of their youngest brother, Kaloyan(1197-1207), and during the reign of King Ivan Assen II(1218 -1241) the Second Bulgarian Kingdom reached its greatest upsurge: political hegemony was established in Southeastern Europe, the territory of the country spread to the Black Sea, the Aegean Sea and the Adriatic Sea, the economy and culture developed.
In 1393, Turnovo, the capital of Bulgaria fell andthe last medieval Bulgarian king Ivan Shishman was besieged by Islamic invaders in Nicopolis(the Bulgarian fortress on the Danube River).
As a result, famous monastery-donors were the kings Ivan Assen II,Ivan Alexander and many other representatives of royal families whose portraits are still preserved nowadays.