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Golden Age of Bulgarian Tsar Simeon
In 893 CE Tsar Simeon I moved the capital to Preslav at a church council and established Slavonic as the language of worship and official documents, …
Timeline
- 893Preslav · BulgariaAt a church council Simeon decided to move the capital to Preslav and declared that worship and court documents would use Slavonic, marking the start of Bulgaria's policy of cultural autonomy.
- 893–927Preslav court and church school · BulgariaPreslav became a major center of Slavonic literature, translation, and ceramic art, with court scholars active; the Bulgarian Church gradually achieved independence, and the empire rivaled Byzantium.
Sources
- Encyclopaedia Britannica: Simeon I https://www.britannica.com/biography/Simeon-I-tsar-of-Bulgaria
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