Year XXXII, Issue 3, 2024<<Archive>>
Viеw ovеr thе Bаlkаn Pеninsulа
BULGARIAN POLITICAL ELITE IN XIX CENTURY – EVOLUTION IN THE OTTOMAN CONTEXT: DIMITRAKI BEY TEODOROV’S CASE
As a result of the reforms undertaken by Sultan Mahmud II continued by his son Sultan Abdulmejid I, the social structure of the Ottoman Empire was significantly changed. Especially after the proclamation of the Hatt-ı Hümayun in 1856, the question of integrati...
Ottoman empire; Tanzimat; elite; temettuat defteri; nüfus defteri; kapıcıbaşı; Dimitraki
BUSINESS RELATIONS BETWEEN COMMERCIAL HOUSE “HADJI MINCHO H. TSACHEV AND COMPANY” AND THE TAPCHILESHTOVI BROTHERS IN THE CONTEXT OF THEIR JOINT TRADING ACTIVITY IN BUFFALO HIDES
The current publication aims to present information about one of the hitherto unexplored in-depth topics in the business relations between trading company “Hadji Mincho h. Tsachev and Druzhie” and the Tapchilestovi brothers, namely for the connections between...
Bulgarian National Revival period; merchant entrepreneurs; trading company “Hadji Mincho h. Tsachev and Druzhie”; Tapchilestovi brothers; buffalo hides
Civilizаtion Boundаriеs
DIPLOMATIC ACTIVITY BETWEEN BYZANTIUM AND THE WEST/PAPACY ON THE EVE OF THE CRUSADE OF VLADISLAV III JAGELLO AND JAN HUNYADI IN 1443 – 1444
The article traces the diplomatic contacts between Byzantium and the West/Papacy in the period after the Council of Ferrara-Florence (1439) until the Battle of Varna in 1444. The crusading initiatives of Pope Eugenius IV (in the person of Cristoforo Garatone,...
diplomacy; Byzantium; West; Papacy; Crusade
“THE EARTH WILL SINK AND THE HEAVENS WILL BE TORN ASUNDER”: APOCALYPTIC PROPHECIES RELATED TO ROME’S FALL FROM THE ORTHODOX FAITH (ACCORDING TO “THE TALE OF HOW ROME FELL FROM THE GREEK ORTHODOX FAITH”)
The article examines the polemical anti-Latin writings “The Tale of how Rome fell away from the Orthodox Greek faith” (according to manuscript TSIAI 1161) and “Word of how Rome fell” (according to manuscript SANU 147) in the context of the theme of apocalyptic...
polemics; Latin, disasters; Great Schism