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Omurtag, Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 814 / 15 - 831 AD
1066 AD - Byzantine writer Kekaumenos, describes a Roman (Vlach) uprising of 1066 in Greece
976 AD - The Greek historian John Skylitzes mentions the word βλάχοι (Vlachs) in his work Synopsis of Histories
1000 AD - Arab chronicler Mutahhar al-Maqdisi mentions that Waladj (wallachians) live in Turkic (Maghiar) neighbourhood.
850 – First known printed book, (Diamond Sutra), printed in China
927 - Bulgarian Patriarchate, the first independent National Church in Europe.
936: Alan II, with support from Æthelstan, commences the reconquest of Brittany
955: Otto I the Great puts a stop to Hungarian invasion (The Battle of Lechfeld)
1027 – The Chinese engineer Yan Su recreates the mechanical compass-vehicle of the south-pointing chariot
c.890 - The Cyrillic alphabet was developed
1018 - end of the First Bulgarian Empire
966 - Polans accepted Christianity (which led to the creation of Medieval Poland)
1050 AD - Mention of ''Blökumenn'' (wallachians) on a runic stone in Gotland in Sweden
1095: Pope Urban II calls upon Western Europeans to reclaim the Holy Lands
Abraham, Khan of the Avars
c. 805 AD
Krum, Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 803 - 814 AD
Dukum, Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 814 AD
Ditzeng, Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 814 - 815 AD
Isaac, Khan of the Avars
c. 835 AD
Prosigoj, Prince of the Serbs,
c. 819 AD
Radoslav, Prince of the Serbs,
c. 819 AD
Vlastimir, Prince of the Serbs,
c. 830 - 850 AD
Malamir, Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 831 - 836 AD
Presian I, Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 836 - 852 AD
Morut, Duke of
Bihor area, c. 850 AD
Mutimir, Prince of the Serbs,
c. 850 - 891 AD
Boris I, Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 852 - 889 AD
Levedias, Chieftain of the Hungarians,
before 850 AD
Álmos, Chieftain of the Hungarians,
c. 850 - 895 AD
Cussan, Chieftain of the Hungarians,
before 904 AD
Ruric, Duke of the Rus,
c. 862 - 879 AD
Askold, Duke of the Rus,
c. 862
Dir, Duke of the Rus,
c. 862 AD
Oleg, Duke of the Kievan Rus,
c. 881 - c. 912 AD
Vladimir, Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 889 - 893 AD
Simeon I, Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 893 - 927 AD
Petar, Prince of the Serbs,
c. 892- 917 AD
Pribislav, Prince of the Serbs,
c. 891 - 892 AD
Árpád,, Prince of the Hungarians,
c. 895 - 907 AD
Menumorut, Duke of
Bihor area, c. 900 AD
Morut
Zoltán, Duke of
Bihor area, c. 907 AD and Prince of the Hungarians
c. 907 – c. 950 AD
Igor, Duke of the Kievan Rus,
c. 912- c. 945 AD
Pavle, Prince of the Serbs,
c. 917- 921 AD
Zaharija, Prince of the Serbs,
c. 921- 924 AD
Kean, Ruler of
teritory between Tisa and the Danube, c. 920 AD
Peter I, Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 927 - 969 AD
Časlav, Prince of the Serbs,
c. 933- 943 AD
Sviatoslav , Duke of the Kievan Rus,
c. 945- c. 972 AD
Olga, Regent of the Kievan Rus,
c. 945- c. 957 AD
Falicsi, Prince of the Hungarians
c. 950 - 955 AD
Tocsun, Prince of the Hungarians
c. 955 - 970 AD
Boris II, Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 969 - 971/7 AD
Roman, Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 971 /7 - 991 /7 AD
Yaropolk I, Duke of the Kievan Rus,
c. 972 c. 978 AD
Géza, Prince of the Hungarians
c. 970 - 997 AD
Basil II (the Bulgar Slayer),
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 976 - 1025 AD
John I Tzimiskes,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 969 - 976 AD
Nikephoros I,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 802- 811 AD
Staurakios,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 811 AD
Nikephoros I,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 811- 813 AD
Leo VI,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 813- 820 AD
Michael II,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 820- 829 AD
Theophilos,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 829- 842 AD
Michael III,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 842- 867 AD
Basil I,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 867- 886 AD
Leo VI,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 886 - 912 AD
Alexander,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 912 - 913 AD
Constantine VII,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 913- 959 AD
Romanos I,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 920- 944 AD
Romanos II,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 959 - 963 AD
Nikephoros II,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 963- 969 AD
Volodimir I, Duke of the Kievan Rus,
c. 980 - 1015 AD
Iulum (the young),
King over parts of Transylvania, c. before 1003 AD
Samuel, Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 991 /7 - 1014 AD
Stephen I (Vajk), King of the Hungarians
c. 997 - 1038 AD
Gavril Radomir,
Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 1014 - 1015 AD
Ivan Vladislav,
Khan of the First Bulgarian Empire,
c. 1015 - 1018 AD
Sviatopolk I, Duke of the Kievan Rus,
c. 1015- 1019 AD
Yaroslav, Prince of the Kievan Rus,
c. 1019- 1054 AD
Constantine VIII,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1025- 1028 AD
Romanos III,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1028- 1034 AD
Michael IV,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1034- 1041 AD
Peter the Venetian, Prince of the Hungarians
c.1038- 41, 1044- 46 AD
Samuel Aba, Prince of the Hungarians
c.1041 - 1044 AD
Andrew I, King of the Hungarians
c. 1046- 1060 AD
Constantine IX,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1042- 1055 AD
Theodora,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1042, 1055 - 1056 AD
Zoe,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1042 AD
Michael V,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1041 - 1042 AD
Iziaslav I, Prince of the Kievan Rus,
c. 1054 - 73, 1077 - 78 AD
Bela I, King of the Hungarians
c. 1060- 1063 AD
Solomon I, King of the Hungarians
c. 1063- 1074 AD
Michael VI,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1056- 1057 AD
Isac I,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1057- 1059 AD
Constantine X,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1059- 1067 AD
Romanos IV,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1067 - 1071 AD
Michael VII,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1071 1078 AD
Nikephoros III,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1078 - 1081 AD
Alexios I,
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 1081 - 1118 AD
Sviatoslav II, Prince of the Kievan Rus,
1073 - 76. 1093 - 1113 c. AD
Vsevolod I, Prince of the Kievan Rus,
1076 - 77. 1078 - 1093 c. AD
Geza I, King of the Hungarians
c. 1074 1077 AD
Ladislaus I, King of the Hungarians
c. 1077 1095 AD
Tuhutum, Duke of
central Transylvania, c. 904 AD
Gelu
Glad, Duke of
Banat region, c. 930 AD
Horca, Duke of
central Transylvania, c. 930 (?) AD
Achtum / Ohtum, Duke of
Banat before c. 1013 AD
Chanadin,
Duke of
Banat
after c. 1013 AD
Tatos / Chalis, Ruler of parts of Dobrogea, c. 1086 - 1091 A
Coloman, King of the Hungarians
c. 1096 - 1116 AD
Boniak, Khan of te Cumans,
cca. 1090 A
Sestlav, Ruler of parts of Dobrogea, c. 1086 - 1091 AD
Sața, Ruler of parts of Dobrogea, c. 1086 - 1091 AD
Irene,
Empress of the Byzantine Empire,
c. 797- 802 AD
Gelu, Duke of
central Transylvania, c. 903 AD
Gelu
Dimitrie, Ruler of parts of Dobroea, c. c. 943 AD
Iulum (the old),
King over parts of Transylvania, c. 952 AD
Gheorghe, Ruler of parts of Dobroea, c. c. 943 AD
Zoltan,
Voivode of Transylvania, c. 1003/1004 - 1011 AD
First incursions of the Magyars in Europe at the request of the Bulgarians in the fight against the Byzantines
First incursion of the Pecenegs in Europe at the request of Bulgarians in the war against the Byzantines
Solomon (uncertain), Ruler of the ''Dacians'', cca. 1087 AD
Pudila,
Ruler of Vlachs from Dobrogea
c, 1094 AD
The Cumans cross into the Carphathian area
Imagined portrait
Imaginary portrait
Imaginary portrait
Imaginary portrait
Imaginary portrait
Salanus, Ruler of
teritory between Tisa and the Danube, c. 950 AD
Imaginary portrait
Imaginary portrait
Imaginary portrait
Imaginary portrait
Imaginary portrait
Kurya,
Pecheneg Chieftain,
c. 970 AD
Metiga,
Pecheneg Chieftain,
c. 980 AD
Kuchug,
Pecheneg Chieftain,
c. 990 AD
Tyrachus,
Pecheneg Chieftain,
c. 1048 AD
Kegen
Pecheneg Chieftain,
c. 1048 AD
Tzelgu, Pecheneg Chieftain,
cca. 1087 AD
898 - Nestor the Chronicler writes '''the Hungarians coming from the East … began to fight with the Volochians and the Slavs who lived there. … Hungarians chased the Volochi and took possession … and from then on the country was called Hungary
