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Tsepina (Bulgarian: Цепина) or
Tzepaina (Gr****: Τζέπαινα) was a
castle and town in the
western Rhodope mountains,
southern Bulgaria, now in ruins. It...
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Tsepina Cove (Bulgarian: залив Цепина, ‘Zaliv
Tsepina’ \'za-liv 'tse-pi-na\) is the 1 km wide cove
indenting for 850 m the east
coast of
Robert Island...
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Fortress Mezek Fortress Monyak Palace of
Omurtag Patmos Perperikon Shumen Fortress Sostra Storgosia Trapezitsa Tsarevets Tsepina Urvich Ustra Vishegrad...
- heights. The
largest and most
important castles include Lyu****a, Ustra,
Tsepina, Mezek,
Asenova krepost and many others.
Between 1371 and 1375 the Rhodopes...
- kaval, gaida, davul,
goblet drum and tambura. The
medieval fortress of
Tsepina is
situated to the north-west of the
village and can be
accessed by a 6-km...
- in
southern Thrace, the Rhodopes, and Macedonia—including Adrianople,
Tsepina, Stanimaka, Melnik, Serres, Skopje, and Ohrid—meeting
little resistance...
- hand,
other historians consider the
towers very
similar to ones
found in
Tsepina, Shumen, Perperikon, Vidin,
consequently attributing it to Bulgarians,...
- the
locality of "Pechkovets", at the foot of the
medieval fortress of
Tsepina,
where fragments of
Thracian pottery and
implements of
labour have also...
- the
Ottomans in the late 14th century. Some of
medieval fortresses are
Tsepina near the
village of
Dorkovo and
Krasen in the
vicinities of Bata. The April...
- and
capturing the
fortress of Melnik,
where he
moved his
capital from
Tsepina in 1215, and
became an autocrat. In Melnik,
Alexius Slav had a
royal court...
