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Develtos

Ancient city in Bulgaria

destroyed Develtos and its fortifications, and forcibly relocated the city's population to Bulgarian territory. The depopulation of Develtos suggests Krum

Develtos

Martyrs of Adrianople

strangled by his soldiers. George, Archbishop of Develtos – George had negotiated the surrender of Develtos to Krum in 812, and had been transplanted to Bulgaria

Martyrs of Adrianople

Martyrs_of_Adrianople

Alexios III Angelos

Byzantine emperor from 1195 to 1203

000 pounds of gold) as he could collect, got into a boat and escaped to Develtos in Thrace, leaving his wife and his other daughters behind. Isaac II, drawn

Alexios III Angelos

Alexios_III_Angelos

List of cities founded by the Romans

Aquae Calidae Burgas Bulgaria 46 AD Cabyle Kabile, Yambol Bulgaria 46 AD Develtos Debelt, Burgas Bulgaria 46 AD Philippopolis Plovdiv Bulgaria 46 AD Ulpia

List of cities founded by the Romans

List_of_cities_founded_by_the_Romans

Michael I Rangabe

Byzantine emperor from 811 to 813

poorly during his reign. In 812, Khan Krum besieged the frontier town of Develtos in Thrace, and Michael was too late to prevent its surrender. His soldiers

Michael I Rangabe

Michael_I_Rangabe

Persecution of Christians

380 Christians later that month. The victims included the archbishop of Develtos, George, and the bishop of Thracian Nicaea, Leo, as well as two strategoi

Persecution of Christians

Persecution_of_Christians

Greek colonisation

Archaic Greek expansion across the Mediterranean and Black Sea (750–550 BC)

Naulochos BUL8. Krounoi BUL9. Pistiros BUL10. Anchialos BUL11. Bizone BUL12. Develtos BUL13. Heraclea Sintica BUL14. Beroe C1. Salona C2. Tragyrion C3. Aspálathos

Greek colonisation

Greek_colonisation

Lake Mandrensko

Natural lake, reservoir in Burgas Province, Bulgaria

endangered species of fish and birds.[citation needed] The ancient city of Develtos was situated on its western shores. Old names of the lake are Körfes, Ahrenslijsko

Lake Mandrensko

Lake_Mandrensko

List of battles 301–1300

Siege of Develtos May—June Bulgar Khan Krum besieges ancient city of Develtos, Thrace. Decisive victory for Krum – the population of Develtos are deported

List of battles 301–1300

List_of_battles_301–1300

Anchialos (theme)

Theme of Thrace, and it included the important port cities of Mesembria, Develtos, and Sozopolis. Known commanders: Vladtzertis, 11th century Siaous, 1118-

Anchialos (theme)

Anchialos_(theme)

Saint George (disambiguation)

Topics referred to by the same term

(died 814), Bishop of Antioch in Pisidia George (died 815), Archbishop of Develtos and one of the Martyrs of Adrianople George the Standard-Bearer (776–821)

Saint George (disambiguation)

Saint_George_(disambiguation)

List of archaeological sites by country

ruins of modern Stara Zagora) Bacho Kiro cave Castra Martis Dionysopolis Develtos Diocletianopolis (modern Hisarya) Durankulak lake and island (tell) Ezero

List of archaeological sites by country

List_of_archaeological_sites_by_country

1203

Calendar year

escape and abandon his subjects, fleeing with the imperial treasure to Develtos (a fortified town on the Gulf of Burgas) in Thrace. Meanwhile, the Byzantine

1203

Debelt

Village in Burgas Province, Bulgaria

municipality of Sredets. Debelt is located near the ruins of the city of Develtos. During the Russo-Turkish War of 1828-1829, the region was occupied by

Debelt

Sredetska reka

River in Bulgaria

its valley between Sredets and Debelt. The ruins of the ancient city of Develtos are located near its mouth at the western shore of Lake Mandrensko. Geographic

Sredetska reka

Sredetska_reka

1200s (decade)

Decade

escape and abandon his subjects, fleeing with the imperial treasure to Develtos (a fortified town on the Gulf of Burgas) in Thrace. Meanwhile, the Byzantine

1200s (decade)

1200s_(decade)

Battle of W.l.n.d.r

934 battle

only suppositions. Josef Marquart identified the settlement with the fort Develtos laid near Burgas. Hansgerd Göckenjan and István Zimonyi considered Bulgarophygon

Battle of W.l.n.d.r