Presian I.

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Presian , also Presijan ( Bulgarian Персиан , or Пресиян ), was between 836 and 852 ruler ( Khan ) of Bulgaria from the house of Krum . He was the son of the Boljar Zwiniza and nephew of the Khan Malamir . Under his rule, the Byzantine sphere of influence on the Balkan Peninsula continued to shrink ; especially ancient Macedonia came under the control of the Bulgarian Empire.

He is the namesake for the Presian Ridge on Livingston Island in Antarctica.

literature

  • Jordan Andreev, Ivan Lazarov, Plamen Pavlov: Koj koj ev srednovekovna Bălgarija . Sofia 1999.
  • Jordan Andreev: Bǎlgarija prez vtorata četvǎrt na XIV vek . Veliko, Tǎrnovo 1993.
  • Jordan Andreev: Tsar Ivan Schischman / 1371-1395 . In: Bǎlgarskite khanove i zare VII-XIV vek . "Petar Beron" publishing house, Sofia 1998, ISBN 954-402-034-9 , pp. 208-217
  • Veselin Beševliev : The Proto-Bulgarian Period of Bulgarian History . Amsterdam 1981.
  • Ivan Božilov: Familijata na Asenevci (1186-1460) (in Bulgarian). Sofia 1985.
  • John VA Fine, Jr .: The Early Medieval Balkans. University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor 1991, ISBN 978-0-472-08149-3 .
  • Constantin Jireček : History of the Bulgarians . Georg Olm Verlag, 1977 (Orig .: Verlag von F. Tempsky, Prague 1876)
  • Detlef Kulman: Presian . In: Biographical Lexicon on the History of Southeast Europe . Volume 3. Munich 1979, p. 476 f.
  • Gerhard Podskalsky : Theological literature of the Middle Ages in Bulgaria and Serbia 815-1459. Munich 2000, ISBN 3-406-45024-5
predecessor Office successor
Malamir Khan of Bulgaria
836-852
Boris I.