Примери за използване на King vladislav на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The young king Vladislav was killed.
It was originally a monastery founded by King Vladislav II in 1142.
King Vladislav himself died in the battle.
In 1475, king Vladislav II Jagiello laid the foundation stone of the New Tower, as it was to be known.
However, the question of the person of King Vladislav and its origin is insufficienntly lighted.
In 1935 it was built over a symbolic mausoleum of the dead here 20-year-old King Vladislav Varnenchik.
After 1483, King Vladislav returned to Prague Castle and began the last major reconstruction.
In 1935 a token mausoleum of the perished 20-year-old King Vladislav Varnenchik is built above it.
After 1483 the king Vladislav Jagello returned to Prague Castle and commenced the last large-scale reconstruction of the palace.
Powder Tower is connected by a covered bridge to what used to be the palace of King Vladislav II who rebuilt the tower in 1475.
In 1483 king Vladislav Jagiello moved the court to Prague Castle and commenced the last large-scale reconstruction of the Old Royal Palace.
In 1964 is raised a monument of Yanosh Hunyadi- commander-in-chief of the King Vladislav's army, Transylvanian leader, regent of Hungaria from 1446.
King Vladislav Jagiello commissioned the beautiful Royal Oratory in the 1480s: the vaulted ceiling, shaped like the branches of a tree, is highly unusual.
In 1444 the crusades were broken down lead by the Polish Hungarian king- Vladislav III Yagelo in an attempt to stop the ottoman invasion to the heart of Europe.
One of the last significant events left archeological monuments in the area of Koriten andthe villages around it is the march of the Polish-Hungarian King Vladislav III Jagiello to Constantinople.
There is a symbolic sarcophagus of King Vladislav III in the mausoleum as it is not known where his body was buried after the battle.
The most emblematic event for the association, however, is the King's Last Battle- an annual,massive rebuilding of the famous battle of King Vladislav III Yagelo against the Ottomans near Varna.
In 1444 the Polish-Hungarian king- Vladislav II died in Varna Varna as a result of battle during the crusade against the Turks.
A legend tells that the monks were killed by the Ottoman invaders after the defeat of the Crusader Army lead by the Polish-Hungarian King Vladislav III Yagelo in the battle by Varna in 1444.
In 1444, during the crusade of the Polish king Vladislav Yagello and the Hungarian leader Yanosh Huniady, the town was under the siege of the knights.
The authors selected the year 1444 as the end of the medieval rock monastery, at which time near Varna, in the Memorable battle of nations,knights from all over Europe under the leadership of the Polish-Hungarian King Vladislav III Jagiello attempted to stop the Ottoman invasion towards Europe.
In the park perfectly enter the oldest preserved in Bulgaria monument of King Vladislav and his knights, the mausoleum of King Vladislav, built in 1935, the monument of Yanosh Huniady.
In the latter half of 15th century, King Vladislav Jagiello commissioned Renaissance-Gothic architect Benedict Ried to continue the work on the cathedral, but almost as soon as the work began, it was cut short because of lack of funds.
During the last crusade the United Christian armies under the leadership of the Polish-Hungarian king Vladislav III Jagiello Varnenchik on November 7, 1444 the fortress was conquered and destroyed.
In the latter half of 15th century, king Vladislav Jagiellon commissioned the great Renaissance-Gothic architect Benedict Ried to continue the work on the cathedral, but almost as soon as the work began, it was cut short because of lack of funds.
In the museum“Vladislav Varnenchik” there is a special hall,dedicated to Yanosh Huniady- military leader of the united Christian army of king Vladislav during the two campaigns in the autumn and winter of 1443- 1444 and the battle of Varna.
In 1934 it was renamed to Vladislavovo in honor of the Polish king Vladislav The brave Yagelo III, who in 1444 here battle with troops of the Ottoman Empire and was killed in the name of the Christian cause.
On November 10,1444 near the town the united Polish-Hungarian Crusader armies of King Vladislav III, called Varnenchik and Transylvanian voivode Hunyadi János are defeated by the Ottomans.
In 1934 it was renamed to Vladislavovo in honor of the Polish king Vladislav The brave Yagelo III, who in 1444 here battle with troops of the Ottoman Empire and was killed in the name of the Christian cause.