- Lakernai,
which the
locals fished there in
large quantities and
called Blachernai.
According to Ilie Gherghel, the word
Vlach became known in the Germanic...
- the
Blachernai and the Chalkoprateia. The
monastery was
situated beyond the
Chalkoprateia by the sea and
served as the
counterpart of the
Blachernai so...
-
United Kingdom: John Murray. Asutay-Effenberger,
Neslihan (2013). "The
Blachernai Palace and its Defence". In Redford, Scott; Ergin, Nina (eds.). Cities...
-
painters are Georgios,
Michael the Younger,
Michael of
Blachernai, Simeon,
Simeon of
Blachernai, Manas, and Nestor. The
names are not the
signatures of...
- latin,
which the
locals fished there in
large quantities and
called "
Blachernai".
According to a
Romanian author, Ilie Gherghel, the name may
derive from...
- Thrace,
inhabited during Byzantine times. Its site is
located outside the
Blachernai walls in
European Turkey.
Richard Talbert, ed. (2000).
Barrington Atlas...
-
recognition as
Emperor (tzar) of the
Bulgarians by
Patriarch Nicholas in the
Blachernai Palace.
Until the end of his reign,
Simeon used the
style of "Emperor...
