Byzantine–Bulgarian wars

Nikephoros I. Constantine XI Palaiologos Asparukh of Bulgaria Basil II Ivan Asen I of Bulgaria Kaloyan of Bulgaria Moesia Thrace Golden Horde Attila Sea of Azov Anastasius I Dicorus Vitalian (general) Basilica of San Vitale Ravenna Caucasus Mountains North Africa Italy Germanic peoples Rhodope Mountains Barbarian Kutrigurs Utigurs Siege of Constantinople (626) Constantine IV Tribute Justinian II. Tiberios III Battle of Anchialus (708) Philippikos Bardanes Usurper Battle of the Rishki Pass Telets of Bulgaria Battle of Anchialus (763) Sabin of Bulgaria Battle of Berzitia Struma (river) Kardam of Bulgaria Pliska Epirus (region) Peloponnese Leo IV the Khazar Battle of Versinikia Battle of Pliska Battering ram Michael I Rangabe Elhovo Omurtag of Bulgaria Michael II Theophilos (emperor) Presian I of Bulgaria East Thrace Michael III Leo VI the Wise Battle of Boulgarophygon Alexander (Byzantine emperor) Nicholas Mystikos Regency Peter I of Bulgaria Romanos I Lekapenos Patriarch Cataphract Nikephoros II Phokas Sviatoslav I of Kiev Boris II of Bulgaria Roman, Bulgaria Dalmatia Dubrovnik Stephen I of Hungary Blinding Pernik Kastoria Presian II of Bulgaria Great Morava Belgrade Michael IV the Paphlagonian Constantine Bodin Prizren Isaac II Angelos Tryavna Niketas Choniates Battle of Amphipolis Kostolac Ivanko of Bulgaria Theodore Komnenos Doukas Empire of Trebizond Battle of Adrianople (1205) Battle of Klokotnitsa Manuel I Komnenos John III Doukas Vatatzes Irene Laskarina Michael VIII Palaiologos Mitso Asen of Bulgaria Andronikos II Palaiologos Sozopol Michael IX Palaiologos Battle of Skafida Andronikos III Palaiologos Michael Shishman of Bulgaria Battle of Rusokastro İzmir Kiliya, Ukraine John V Palaiologos Ahtopol Medieval Bulgarian army Rish Pass Dictionary of the Middle Ages Bug River
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