-
Mangup (Russian: Мангуп, Ukrainian: Мангуп, romanized: Manhup,
Crimean Tatar:
Mangup) also
known as
Mangup Kale (kale
means "fortress" in Turkish) is a...
- παραθαλασσίας), also
known as
Gothia (Γοτθία) or the Prin****lity of Theodoro-
Mangup, was a Gr**** prin****lity in the
southern part of Crimea,
specifically on...
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ruins of the
former capital city of the
Crimean Goths:
Doros (present-day
Mangup). Furthermore,
numerous articles of jewellery, weaponry, shields, buttons...
- Ασανίνα Παλαιολογίνα, died 19
December 1477),
better known as
Maria of
Mangup or
Maria of Doros, was the
second wife of
Prince Stephen the
Great (reigned...
-
Yugoslavia was
represented at the
Eurovision Song
Contest 1988 with the song "
Mangup" (Мангуп),
written by
Rajko Dujmić and
Stevo Cvikić, and
performed by Srebrna...
- five
pieces of
Gothic graffiti were
identified from the
basilica church at
Mangup in Crimea;
these were
written in the
Biblical Gothic language and Gothic...
- Nunatak, in
Victoria Land,
Antarctica Dory or Doros,
Byzantine name for
Mangup, a
fortress in
Crimea Dory (spear),
chief weapon of
ancient Gr**** hoplites...
- the Gospels. The
Mangup Graffiti: five
inscriptions written in the
Gothic alphabet discovered in 2015 from the
basilica church of
Mangup, Crimea. The graffiti...
- well-preserved cave
towns of
Crimea are
Mangup-Kale, Eski-Kermen,
Inkerman and Chu****-Kale. The
settlement of
Mangup-Kale
dates back to the 3rd
century AD...
- 27.
Retrieved 9
March 2025 – via
Arcanum Newspapers [hu]. "'
Mangup' za Evropu" ["
Mangup" for Europe].
Slobodna Dalmacija (in Serbo-Croatian). Split,...
