Примери за използване на Tsarigrad на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Little Tsarigrad.
He studied at the Rila Monastery(1863) andat the Military Medical School(Tsarigrad, 1867-71).
The Tsarigrad Bulgarians.
Ivan Bogorov began issuing a Bulgarian newspaper- Tsarigrad newspaper(1848).
In 1863 in the Tsarigrad branch of Oriental Lodge he was initiated into masonry.
The main printing centers for Bulgarian periodicals were Tsarigrad, Bucharest and Braila.
The Tsarigrad conference reached a decision for Bulgaria to obtain administrative autonomy and to be divided into two regions.
Sofia, Druzhba, Tsarigrad complex, bl.
Thanks to a donation made by Stefan Bogoridi a Bulgarian church was built in Tsarigrad.
The example of Bulgarians in Tsarigrad was followed in all Bulgarian lands.
After the demobilization he was appointed principal of the Bulgarian trade high school in Tsarigrad(3).
Georgi Benkovski and Stoyan Zaimov had to cause riot in Tsarigrad in order to distract the Turkish authorities.
According to this act each ethnic orreligious community could have its own representation in Tsarigrad.
According to some information the Patriarch of Tsarigrad Josef II(1416-1439) was an illegitimate son of the“vassilevs” Shishman(perhaps the same man?).
He was also a poet,a violin player and a contributor to the Tsarigrad newspapers and magazines.
The Tsarigrad Bulgarians were most active in the struggle for national church, and in 1849, they acquired their own prayer house.
She serves as an operative manager andPR of the St. Stephen Bulgarian Orthodox Church in Tsarigrad Foundation.
The Italian-Turkish war might end at any moment and the Tsarigrad government shows inclinations to satisfy the Albanian demands.
The Thracian lit fires andby coloring the smoke with minerals handed- down messages for 30 minutes from Tsarigrad to Pulpudeva.
For the traffic entering Sofia from the southeast by Tsarigrad Road, Eagles' Bridge is the first junction and the point from where the city centre is accessed.
This duty was later on passed to the local gypsies who,as famous bag-pipe players did a good job entertaining the sultan's men in Tsarigrad.
Thus, at last, the Bulgarian Exarchate and the Tsarigrad Bulgarians acquired a big and representative church- three-nave basilica in Eastern Orthodox style.
High artistic production had outlined the town as the biggest goldsmith centre on the Balkan Peninsula in 16th and17th century along with Tsarigrad, Thessa-lo-niki and Belgrade.
According to some information the Patriarch of Tsarigrad Josef II(1416-1439) was an illegitimate son of the“vassilevs” Shishman(perhaps the same man?)?
During the Bulgarian Revival, the Turkish capital city of Istanbul, which Bulgarians andother Orthodox Christians used to call Tsarigrad, was inhabited by a large Bulgarian community.
A town with numerous names- Tsarigrad, Constantinople, Kushta, Stenbol- but always playing a strategic role as meting point of numerous cultures and various beliefs.
Parallel with Rakovski, Bulgarian emigrants in the Vlach lands,Southern Russia and Tsarigrad also took active participation in the liberation fights of the Bulgarian people.
In 330 AD Constantine I the Great moved the capital city of the Roman Empire from the“old” Rome to Byzantion(Constantinople/Istanbul)called by the Bulgarians Tsarigrad(The Town of Tsars).
Those included: the placement of Bulgarian bishops and lesser priests; clerical service in Bulgarian language;fixing the salaries of the bishops; Bulgarian representative in Constantinople(called Tsarigrad by Bulgarians) for direct contact with the Turkish authorities; construction of a church in Tsarigrad; publishing Bulgarian books and newspaper and others.
It is believed that the mount was a part of a bigger settlement known as Tsari Mali Grad'little tsar's/king's town' though some enthusiasts go even further andinterpret the name as'little Tsarigrad', that is Constantinople.