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   Simeon I of Bulgaria

   During Simeon's rule, Bulgaria spread over a territory between the Aegean, the Adriatic and the Black Sea, and the new Bulgarian capital Preslav was said to rival Constantinople.
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   Samuel of Bulgaria

   Co-rule with Roman ... Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Samuil of Bulgaria
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   Ripsimia of Armenia

   Her children and grandchildren ruled Bulgaria until 1018
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   Boris III of Bulgaria

   | Grandchildren | ... Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Boris III of Bulgaria
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   First Bulgarian Empire

   See also: Christianization of Bulgaria ... The border close to the end of his rule reached Peloponnese in the south.
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   Armenians in Bulgaria

   During the Communist rule of Bulgaria (1945–1989) and the times of the Soviet Union, most of the Armenians returned to their homeland, then the Armenian SSR, but many also chose to stay in their new homeland or emigrate to other countries like the United States.
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   Byzantine–Bulgarian Wars

   There were rebellions against Byzantine rule from 1040 to 1041, and in the 1070s and the 1080s, but these failed. ... Rulers of Bulgaria
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   Byzantine-Bulgarian Wars

   There were rebellions against Byzantine rule from 1040 to 1041, and in the 1070s and the 1080s, but these failed. ... Rulers of Bulgaria
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   Peter I of Bulgaria

   Domestic Rule ... Boris II, who succeeded as emperor of Bulgaria in 969
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    Hisarya, Bulgaria

    The "restitution" after 1992 saw them transferred to the grandchildren of the pre-war rich, who had no money to repair the buildings, so much of the old heritage is now falling into disuse. ... Spa towns in Bulgaria

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• Simeon I of Bulgaria,
• Samuel of Bulgaria,
• Ripsimia of Armenia,
• Boris III of Bulgaria,
• First Bulgarian Empire,
• Armenians in Bulgaria,
• Byzantine–Bulgarian Wars,
• Byzantine-Bulgarian Wars,
• Peter I of Bulgaria,
• Hisarya, Bulgaria