- Ivan
Sratsimir (Bulgarian: Иван Срацимир), or Ivan
Stratsimir (Bulgarian: Иван Страцимир), was
emperor (tsar) of
Bulgaria in
Vidin from 1356 to 1396. He...
- (1331–1371) Ivan Shishman,
Bulgarian emperor in
Tarnovo (1371–1395) Ivan
Stratsimir,
Bulgarian emperor in
Vidin (1356–1396) Ivan I, "The Moneybag", Grand...
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seized Vidin and
imprisoned Ivan
Stratsimir in May or June.
Within three months, his
troops occupied Ivan
Stratsimir's realm,
which was
organized into...
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descendant of the
medieval Bulgarian ruler Ivan
Stratsimir.
Rostislav claimed descent from Ivan
Stratsimir, the last
Emperor of
Vidin (r. 1356–96). He belonged...
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seized Vidin and
imprisoned Ivan
Stratsimir in May or June.
Within three months, his
troops occupied Ivan
Stratsimir's realm,
which was
organized into...
-
arrest and
imprisonment by
Sultan Bayezid I in 1396. At that time, Ivan
Stratsimir was
contributing with
soldiers to ****ist the
Christian nations' bid to...
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Stefan Uroš V. Her sister, Anna, was the wife of
Bulgarian Emperor Ivan
Stratsimir. She most
likely married Uroš in the
summer of 1360. She took monastic...
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organise the
Vidin province into a v****al
state with his
loyalist Ivan
Stratsimir,
because he
could not
effectively control it.
Vladislav I of Wallachia...
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isolated Vidin from the
Bulgarian monarchy and
appointed his son Ivan
Stratsimir (1356–1396) as
absolute ruler, the
first Tsar of the
domain of Vidin....
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until his
defeat in 1336. In 1356 Ivan
Alexander appointed his son Ivan
Stratsimir (r. 1356–1396) as a
ruler of Vidin, who
governed the city and the surrounding...
