Dataset::bulgariatheophanes

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Places mentioned in conjunction with early Bulgars/Bulgaria by Theophanes Confessor in his Chronicle. Theophanes was an 8th/9th Century Byzantine Chronicler and Monk. This chronicle is one of the most important sources for knowledge about the early Bulgars.

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Justin Piel

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Theophanes Bulgaria Places est. download time: 00 sec	35	LPF LP-TSV

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# Records)	35
WHG id	bulgariatheophanes (1361)
Description	Places mentioned in conjunction with early Bulgars/Bulgaria by Theophanes Confessor in his Chronicle. Theophanes was an 8th/9th Century Byzantine Chronicler and Monk. This chronicle is one of the most important sources for knowledge about the early Bulgars.
Creator	Justin Piel
Uploaded/last modified	25 Sep 2023 / 06 May 2024
Source(s)	The Chronicle of Theophanes Confessor, Theophanes Confessor, Translated by Cyril Mango and Roger Scott (Clarendon Press, 1997)
Contibutor(s)	None
Citation	None