Kardam of Bulgaria

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Kardam of Bulgaria was a late 8th–early 9th century Bulgarian ruler known for stabilizing the First Bulgarian Empire and successfully defending it against the Byzantine Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval Bulgarian person
monarch
ruler of Bulgaria
conflict Byzantine–Bulgarian wars NERFINISHED
country First Bulgarian Empire NERFINISHED
deathDate early 9th century (approximate)
dynasty early Bulgar rulers
era early 9th century
late 8th century
historicalPeriod First Bulgarian Empire NERFINISHED
knownFor defending Bulgaria against the Byzantine Empire
stabilizing the First Bulgarian Empire
victories over Byzantine emperor Constantine VI
militaryAchievement repulsing Byzantine campaigns north of the Balkan Mountains
notableEvent Battle of Marcellae (792) NERFINISHED
opponent Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
Constantine VI NERFINISHED
policy strengthening central authority in Bulgaria
positionHeld Khan of Bulgaria NERFINISHED
ruler of the First Bulgarian Empire
predecessor Telerig of Bulgaria NERFINISHED
regionRuled Balkans NERFINISHED
reignEnd after 802
reignStart c. 777
religion Tengrism (probable) NERFINISHED
sourceMention Byzantine chronicles NERFINISHED
successor Krum of Bulgaria NERFINISHED
successorStateContext consolidation preceding Krum’s expansion
title Kanasubigi (probable) NERFINISHED
Khan NERFINISHED

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Khan Krum predecessor Kardam of Bulgaria