Saint Boris

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Saint Boris is the 9th-century ruler of Bulgaria who is renowned for converting his realm to Christianity and laying the foundations of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church.

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Saint Boris I of Bulgaria 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 9th-century Bulgarian person
Bulgarian monarch
Christian saint
Eastern Orthodox saint
convert to Christianity
medieval ruler
alsoKnownAs Boris I NERFINISHED
Boris I Michael NERFINISHED
Boris I Mihail NERFINISHED
Boris-Michael NERFINISHED
Boris-Mihail NERFINISHED
Saint Boris-Michael NERFINISHED
baptismAssociatedWith Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
baptismName Michael NERFINISHED
baptizedBy Byzantine clergy
birthCentury 9th century
canonizationStatus canonized saint
capitalDuringReign Pliska NERFINISHED
child Simeon I of Bulgaria NERFINISHED
Vladimir-Rasate NERFINISHED
conversionEvent Christianization of the Bulgarians NERFINISHED
convertedCountry First Bulgarian Empire NERFINISHED
country First Bulgarian Empire NERFINISHED
deathApproximateYear 907
deathCentury 9th century
dynasty Krum dynasty NERFINISHED
father Presian I of Bulgaria NERFINISHED
laterCapitalAssociated Preslav NERFINISHED
legacy founder of Christian Bulgaria
key figure in formation of Bulgarian national and religious identity
notableFor Christianization of Bulgaria NERFINISHED
establishing Christianity as state religion in Bulgaria
laying foundations of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church
promoting Old Church Slavonic as a liturgical language
strengthening Bulgarian cultural and religious independence
supporting disciples of Cyril and Methodius
patronage Bulgaria NERFINISHED
placeOfRule Pliska NERFINISHED
positionHeld Knyaz of Bulgaria NERFINISHED
ruler of the First Bulgarian Empire
predecessor Presian I of Bulgaria NERFINISHED
reignEnd 889
reignStart 852
religion Christianity
religionBeforeConversion Paganism
successor Simeon I of Bulgaria NERFINISHED
Vladimir-Rasate NERFINISHED
veneratedIn Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox Church

Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church

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