Vladimir-Rasate (Bulgarian: Владимир Расате, Medieval Greek: Βαλδίμερ) was the ruler of the First Bulgarian Empire from 889 to 893. In 853 or 854, the...

record of this name was the name of Vladimir-Rasate (died 893), ruler of the First Bulgarian Empire. Vladimir-Rasate was the second Bulgarian ruler following...

his eldest son Vladimir-Rasate who tried to restore Tengrism, the traditional religion of the country since 681. After Vladimir-Rasate was deposed by...

sought to avenge that defeat. In 853 or 854, the Bulgarian army led by Vladimir-Rasate, the son of Boris I, invaded Serbia, with the aim of replacing the...

falls after the death of Charles the Fat. 893: Council of Preslav - Vladimir-Rasate is dethroned and succeeded as Prince of Bulgaria by Simeon I; the capital...

aristocracy and even from Boris-Mihail's son and heir to the throne, Vladimir-Rasate, who tried to suppress Christianity and revert to paganism as he saw...

the Bulgarians to replace the Byzantine overlordship on the Serbs Vladimir-Rasate and 12 Boyars taken prisoner Bulgarian–Serbian wars of 917–924 Part...

assembled after the unsuccessful attempt of Boris I's eldest son Vladimir-Rasate (r. 889–893) to restore the traditional Bulgar religion, Tengriism...

assembled after the unsuccessful attempt of Boris I's eldest son Vladimir-Rasate to restore Paganism, it was decided that Old Bulgarian was to replace...

831–836) Presian I, khan (r. 836–852) Boris I, khan, knyaz (r. 852–889) Vladimir-Rasate, knyaz (r. 889–893) Simeon I, knyaz, tsar (r. 893–927) Peter I, tsar...

853 or 854, the new Bulgarian ruler Boris I sent an army, led by his son Vladimir, to attack the Serbs, aiming to replace Byzantine influence over them....

we only have a seal found in the 19th century. The next known is Jovan Vladimir, who became a Bulgarian vassal. Stefan Vojislav succeeds in giving the...

forced to flee into exile. Boris I, 852–889, abdicated 889 died 907. Vladimir-Rasate, 889–893, deposed, blinded and imprisoned by his father. Peter I of...

Presian Vlastimir Serbian victory Bulgarian–Serbian War (853) 853 Vladimir-Rasate Mutimir Serbian victory Bulgarian–Serbian wars of 917–924 917–924 Simeon...

sought to avenge that defeat, an in 853 or 854, the Bulgar army led by Vladimir-Rasate, the son of Boris I, invaded Serbia, with the aim to replace the Byzantine...

occupation of Vinekh Viola, Duchess of Opole Vissarion of Bulgaria Vladimir-Rasate Vladislav the Grammarian Vonko Wallachia W.l.n.d.r, Battle of Yanuka...

protest against Vladimir Putin's aggression. At the protest, the leader of the Bulgarian National Union 'New Democracy', Boyan Rasate, demonstrated his...

nationalism Lyuben Dilov Jr. 23 Bulgarian National Union Ultranationalism Boyan Rasate [bg] 0.07% 0 / 240 24 BSP for Bulgaria BSP Social conservatism Social democracy...

National Union – New Democracy Ultranationalism Anti-immigration Boyan Rasate [bg] 0.07% 0 / 240 10 National Movement for Stability and Progress Populism...

Siderov Chairman of the party Attack Magdalena Tasheva Attack 11 Boyan Rasate Chairman of the party Bulgarian National Union – New Democracy Elena Vatashka...

National Union – New Democracy 16 Ultranationalism Anti-immigration Boyan Rasate 0.04% 0 / 240 IS.BG Stand Up, Bulgaria 17 Anti-corruption Direct democracy...

ISBN 3-88309-064-6. Tsanev, Stefan (2006). "10 (889–912) Zlatnijat vek. Knjaz Rasate-Vladimir, car Simeon Veliki; 11 (912–927) Kǎrvavijat vek. Simeon – car na bǎlgari...