Bulgarians in Southwest Moravia
Bulgarians in Southwest Moravia
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But after the uprising the Bulgarians soon recovered them- selves and made it still more magnificent. It is noticeable that the Christians are very diligent in creating churches and monasteries (p. 46, 85).
The district of Vranya is predominantly Bulgarian, From its 360 villages, only 60 are Albanian; there is a single Wallachian, Preobratschinje and one Turkish, called Bilatch, both of them lying to the east across the Morava. In the Carpinian Mountain, south-west of Vranya, the gypsies are Ch...ristian, speak partly Wallachian, lead a nomadic life and are called by their neighbors „Linguri" (p. 48, 87).
Saint Prohor. Twelve miles from Vranya stands the monastery Saint Prohor, or „Holy Father", the most famous in all Dardania after the Gratchanitsa Monastery in the vicinity of Prishtina. Toward it Hahn's company direct their steps. Hahn dedicates a longer d
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But after the uprising the Bulgarians soon recovered them- selves and made it still more magnificent. It is noticeable that the Christians are very diligent in creating churches and monasteries (p. 46, 85).
The district of Vranya is predominantly Bulgarian, From its 360 villages, only 60 are Albanian; there is a single Wallachian, Preobratschinje and one Turkish, called Bilatch, both of them lying to the east across the Morava. In the Carpinian Mountain, south-west of Vranya, the gypsies are Ch...ristian, speak partly Wallachian, lead a nomadic life and are called by their neighbors „Linguri" (p. 48, 87).
Saint Prohor. Twelve miles from Vranya stands the monastery Saint Prohor, or „Holy Father", the most famous in all Dardania after the Gratchanitsa Monastery in the vicinity of Prishtina. Toward it Hahn's company direct their steps. Hahn dedicates a longer d
What to read after Bulgarians in Southwest Moravia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Johann Von Hahn to read onlineMoreLess
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