Preslav

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Preslav is an ancient Bulgarian city that served as a major medieval political and cultural capital of the First Bulgarian Empire and a key center of Slavic literacy and Orthodox Christianity.

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Preslav canonical 11

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former capital
historical city
associatedWith Bulgarian Orthodox Church
Christianization of Bulgaria
Great Preslav
surface form: Preslav Literary School
capitalOf First Bulgarian Empire
country Bulgaria
culturalSignificance center of Slavic Christian culture
center of medieval Bulgarian literature
flourishedUnder Peter I of Bulgaria
surface form: Tsar Peter I of Bulgaria

Simeon I of Bulgaria
surface form: Tsar Simeon I of Bulgaria
hasArchaeologicalMuseum Archaeological Museum Veliki Preslav
hasSite Round Church of Preslav
remains of churches
remains of palaces
ruins of medieval fortifications
heritageStatus important Bulgarian archaeological site
historicalEra First Bulgarian Empire
influenced Slavic Orthodox literary tradition
development of Cyrillic alphabet
knownAs Great Preslav
Great Preslav
surface form: Veliki Preslav
language Church Slavonic
surface form: Old Church Slavonic
locatedIn Balkans
surface form: Balkan Peninsula

Northeastern Bulgaria
locatedOn Kamchiya River basin
near modern town of Veliki Preslav
partOf First Bulgarian Empire
predecessorCapitalOf Pliska
region historical region of Moesia
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
role center of Orthodox Christianity
key center of Slavic literacy
major medieval cultural center
major medieval political center
servedAs capital of the First Bulgarian Empire
successorCapitalOf Ohrid
timePeriod Middle Ages
writingSystem Cyrillic script
Glagolitic script

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