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Voysil Peak (Bulgarian: връх Войсил, romanized: vrah
Voysil, IPA: [ˈvrɤɣ vojˈsiɫ]) is the peak
rising to 2743 m in
Maglenik Heights, north-central Sentinel...
- Smilets"). The
widowed empress defeated Smilets'
brothers Radoslav and
Voysil (Vojsil), who
sought refuge in the
Byzantine Empire and
entered into Byzantine...
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Mount Gozur and
including also
Roberts Peak,
Chapman Peak,
Ichera Peak,
Voysil Peak,
Zimornitsa Peak and
Mirovyane Peak in north-central
Sentinel Range...
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Voyvodinovo 5
Level - B OFG South-East B OFG
Plovdiv - East
Vihar (
Voysil)
Voysil 5
Level - B OFG South-East B OFG
Plovdiv - North-West
Vihar (Gulyantsi)...
- Peak
Kopsis Glacier Mirovyane Peak
Mount Gozur Panicheri Gap
Roberts Peak
Voysil Peak
Young Glacier Zimornitsa Peak
Rutford Ice
Stream 79°50′S 84°50′W /...
- Goldthwait, 3.23 km
south of
Golemani Peak and 5.6 km north-northwest of
Voysil Peak. US
mapping in 1961,
updated in 1988.
Mountains in
Antarctica Vinson...
- Mountains,
Antarctica that is
draining northeastwards from
Panicheri Gap,
Voysil Peak and
Mount Gozur to join
Embree Glacier northwest of
Mirovyane Peak...
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Sozopol and Agatopol. At the same time, a Byzantine-sponsored pretender,
Voysil,
brother of the
former Bulgarian emperor Smilets (r. 1292-1298), ensconced...
- quasi-independent
domain ruled by the
brothers of Tsar
Smilets of Bulgaria,
Voysil and Radoslav. Asen's
Fortress castle Asen's Fortress,
identified by some...
- in the 13th-14th
century and the
likely capital of his
brother despotēs
Voysil's short-lived realm. The
region became part of the
Ottoman Empire in the...
