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Saint-Knyaz Boris I, Equal-to-the-Apostles
Saint-Knyaz Boris I, Equal-to-the-Apostles
Boris I of Bulgaria
Boris I of Bulgaria
Coin of Boris-Mihail. Knyaz, struck in 852–889.
Coin of Boris-Mihail. Knyaz, struck in 852–889.
Depiction in the Madrid Skylitzes of Boris I's baptism.
Depiction in the Madrid Skylitzes of Boris I's baptism.
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Until Boris I (852–889) the title of the Bulgarian monarchs was knyaz (Кнѣзъ). His son, Simeon I (893–927), adopted the title tsar (emperor), which be
Until Boris I (852–889) the title of the Bulgarian monarchs was knyaz (Кнѣзъ). His son, Simeon I (893–927), adopted the title tsar (emperor), which became the title of the subsequent Bulgarian rulers.
The title knez appeared in the early 12th-century Glagolitic Baška tablet inscription, found on the island of Krk, Croatia.
The title knez appeared in the early 12th-century Glagolitic Baška tablet inscription, found on the island of Krk, Croatia.
Kneaze Alexey Michailovitz, 1664 (Tsar Alexis I of Russia)
Kneaze Alexey Michailovitz, 1664 (Tsar Alexis I of Russia)