- The
Battle of
Kleidion (‹See Tfd›Gr****: Κλειδίον; or Clidium,
after the
medieval name of the
village of Klyuch, lit. 'key'; also
known as the
Battle of...
-
attack on 6
October 1014, two
months after the
catastrophic battle of
Kleidion. His
successors failed to
organize a resistance, and in 1018, four years...
-
devastated the country. In 1014, the
Byzantines won the
decisive Battle of
Kleidion and
Samuel died a few w****s later. Tsar Samuel's
reign was
followed by...
- at
destroying Bulgarian resistance. On 29 July 1014, in the
Battle of
Kleidion, he and his
general Nikephoros Xiphias outmaneuvered the
Bulgarian army...
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after the
Bulgarian Emperor Gavril Radomir who took part in the
battle of
Kleidion in the
Belasitsa mountains.
Radomir is
located 7
kilometres (4.3 mi) north...
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defeat of the army of Tsar
Samuil of
Bulgaria in the
medieval Battle of
Kleidion The
Rozhen Monastery from the
outside The
Church of the Holy
Trinity in...
-
Thracian hinterland and
almost to the city of Serres. The
decisive Battle of
Kleidion was
fought close the
river in 1014
between the
Bulgarians under Emperor...
- Slayer", a
crushing defeat was
inflicted on the
Bulgarians at the
Battle of
Kleidion.
Basil famously ordered that
every 100 of the
captured 15,000 Bulgarian...
- but the
procedure was botched,
killing him instead.
After the
Battle of
Kleidion of 1014, the
Byzantine Emperor Basil II had
captured several thousand soldiers...
- of Bulgaria:
Byzantine forces invaded Bulgaria. 1014 29 July
Battle of
Kleidion:
Basil dealt a
decisive and
bloody defeat to
Bulgarian forces in the Belasica...
