Bulgaria (13119 bytes)
1: The '''Republic of Bulgaria''' is a [[republic]] in the southeast of [[Europe...
8: ...[Image:Bulgaria_flag_large.png|none|125px|Flag of Bulgaria]]
9: | align="center" width="140px" | [[Image:Bulgaria_coa.png]]
11: | align="center" width="140px" | ([[Flag of Bulgaria|In Detail]])
12: ...align="center" width="140px" | ([[Coat of Arms of Bulgaria|Full size]])

Football in Bulgaria (9279 bytes)
1: '''[[Football (soccer)|Football]] in [[Bulgaria]]''' has its deep origins back in the remote past...
3: ...hten pregled' magazine ('Review of the school' in Bulgarian).
5: ...tion, which controlled and headed the football in Bulgaria until [[September 9]] [[1944]], was founded on [[...
7: ...se 15 minutes before the end of the match between Bulgaria and [[Irish national football team|Ireland]] the ...
9: At this time, the Bulgarian national team had to experience its biggest defe...

Culture of Bulgaria (2660 bytes)
1: '''[[Bulgaria]]n [[culture]]''' is a mix mostly of [[Thracians|...
4: ''Main article: [[Music of Bulgaria]]''
6: ...aria has a characteristic music and dance style. Bulgarian folk music inspired and was used by musicians li...
8: ...s]] is said to be from Thrace, a region partly in Bulgaria.) Diatonic scales predominate but in the Rhodope...
14: ...traditional music and dance are not popular among Bulgarian city youth, they are often performed at weddings...

Flag of Bulgaria (1233 bytes)
3: [[Image:Bulgaria_flag_large.png|right|thumb|188px|[[Image:FIAV_52....
4: ...ian state was established, and [[1944]], the year Bulgaria was liberated from [[Nazi]] control.
8: [[Category:National flags|Bulgaria]]
9: [[Category:Bulgaria]]

Demographics of Bulgaria (2164 bytes)
67: Bulgarian(s)
69: Bulgarian
72: [[Bulgarians|Bulgarian]] 83.9%, [[Turks|Turk]] 9.4%, [[Roma and Sinti|R...
76: [[Christian Orthodox|Bulgarian Orthodox]] 82.6%, [[Muslim]] 12.2%, [[Roman Cath...
79: [[Bulgarian language|Bulgarian]], secondary languages closely correspond to eth...

Rivers of Bulgaria (2005 bytes)
1: ...'''all''' the rivers which flow even one metre in Bulgaria ).
7: * [[Byala reka]] (Bulgarian: ''White river'')
18: ** [[Golyama Kamchiya]] (Bulgarian: ''Big Kamchiya'')
19: ** [[Luda Kamchiya]] (Bulgarian: ''Crazy Kamchiya'')
23: ** [[Beli Lom]] (Bulgarian: ''White Lom'')

Sopot, Bulgaria (1430 bytes)
2: ...oyan]]. It is the birth place of the Patriarch of Bulgarian literature [[Ivan Vazov]]. Sopot is also a machi...
11: [[Category:Towns in Bulgaria]]

Music of Bulgaria (9559 bytes)
3: ..., and has its own distinctive sound. Traditional Bulgarian music has had more international success than it...
5: Bulgarian vocals are said to be "open-throated", though th...
9: Regional styles abound in Bulgaria. [[Dobrudzha]], [[Sofia]], [[Rodopi]], [[Thrace]...
12: ...aps the most influential musician of 20th century Bulgaria, and updated rural music with more accessible [[h...
14: The distinctive sounds of women choirs of Bulgarian folk music is partly because of their unique har...

Volga Bulgaria (2291 bytes)
2: ...tarstan]]'' is considered to be the descendant of Bulgaria (in terms of territory and people).
4: Bulgaria was founded around [[660]] by [[Kotrag]] Khan, th...
9: ...[[Yelabuga]] (Alabuğa) were founded as Volga Bulgaria's border castles.
13: ...official religion. Converting to Islam made Volga Bulgaria independent of [[Khazaria]].
15: ...Kazan]], which included the former lands of Volga Bulgaria, became the most important in the [[1430s]]. Howe...

2575 Bulgaria (270 bytes)
1: ... in [[1970]]. It is named after the republic of [[Bulgaria]].
5: [[Category:Main Belt asteroids|Bulgaria]]

Regions of Bulgaria (1846 bytes)
1: From [[1987]] until [[1999]] '''Bulgaria''' was divided into 9 regions-''oblasts''. In [[...
68: ...tional entities|Bulgaria, Regions of]] [[Category:Bulgaria]]
69: [[Category:Regions of Bulgaria|*Regions of Bulgaria]]

Vladimir of Bulgaria (1717 bytes)
1: '''Vladimir''' was the [[King of Bulgaria]] from [[889]] to [[893]].
3: He became the king when his father [[Boris I of Bulgaria|Boris-Mikhail I]] decided to retire to a [[monast...
7: ...is-Michail appointed his third son, [[Simeon I of Bulgaria|Simeon]] to be the new tsar.
9: ...5% align="center">Preceded by:<br>'''[[Boris I of Bulgaria | Boris Michail]]'''</td>
10: <td width = 30% align="center">[[List of Bulgarian monarchs]]</td>

Great Bulgaria (328 bytes)
1: ... at the ancient city of [[Fanagoria]]. When Great Bulgaria broke up after the death of Khan Kubrat, his sons...

Islam in Bulgaria (3158 bytes)
1: ...toman]] domination in [[Sofia]], the capital of [[Bulgaria]]]]
3: ...s]], and [[Tatars]], lives mainly in northeastern Bulgaria and in the [[Rhodope Mountains]]. According to th...
6: *[[Bulgarians]] - 131,000;
10: ...m gave rise to a type of syncretism found only in Bulgaria.
12: ...hom served five-year terms. The largest mosque in Bulgaria was the [[Tumbul Mosque]] in [[Shumen]], built in...

Madan, Bulgaria (1502 bytes)
1: [[Image:Madan.png|right|Madan in Bulgaria]]
3: '''Madan''' is a mountainous [[town]] in [[Bulgaria]], situated in the Yellow Share of the [[Rhodope ...
11: [[Category:Towns in Bulgaria]]

Peter I of Bulgaria (2272 bytes)
1: ...ears and was succeeded by their son [[Boris II of Bulgaria|Boris II]].
3: ...ined on the throne longer than any other medieval Bulgarian ruler.
5: ...ept up their attempts at thwarting the efforts of Bulgarian diplomacy.
7: ...s. Soon after his death he was canonized by the [[Bulgarian Orthodox Church]].
9: ...% align="center">Preceded by:<br>'''[[Simeon I of Bulgaria | Simeon I]]'''</td>

Boris I of Bulgaria (3298 bytes)
1: ...n [[864]]. He was son of [[Khan]] [[Presijan]] of Bulgaria.
3: ...zantine Empire]] regained parts of [[Zagora]] for Bulgaria; in return, Boris I was obliged to terminate his ...
5: ...nobles came under the protection of [[Vladimir of Bulgaria|Vladimir]], the elder son of Boris and a pagan be...
7: ...d to baptize and bless the people. In [[870]] the Bulgarian Church was given autonomy from the Byzantine Chu...
9: ...c life and was succeeded by his son [[Vladimir of Bulgaria|Vladimir]]. Supported by pagan nobles, Vladimir r...

Simeon I of Bulgaria (3761 bytes)
1: ...ded by his own father after his attempt to return Bulgaria to [[paganism]].
5: ...e in the Bulgarian state and church. The written Bulgarian language was soon firmly established with transl...
9: ...ria. After a series of battles the border of the Bulgarian state was within twenty kilometers of Thessaloni...
11: ...d the Pope, but his dream to become ruler of both Bulgaria and Byzantium was cut short. After demolishing ma...
13: ...lture saw its Golden Age. He is thought of as the Bulgarian [[Charlemagne]].

Transportation in Bulgaria (1368 bytes)
59: :''See also :'' [[Bulgaria]]
61: [[Category:Transportation in Bulgaria|*]]

Protestantism in Bulgaria (4068 bytes)
1: ... group among the Bulgarian Protestants were the [[Bulgarians]] and the [[Roma (people)|Roma]] with some 25,0...
3: ... Robert College in [[Constantinople]], where many Bulgarian leaders of the post-independence era were educat...
5: ...r American intelligence and running a spy ring in Bulgaria. All church property was confiscated, and the chu...
7: ...practitioners of the other faiths, Protestants in Bulgaria enjoyed greater religious freedom after the fall ...
9: ...liven, Sofia, and Pleven. It gained popularity in Bulgaria after freedom of religion was declared in 1944, a...

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