Едно уточнение по шуменския Шишманов надпис на Срацо, внук на Великия епикерний Срацимир
An Elaboration on the Shoumen Shishman Inscription of Sratso, Grandson of the Great Epicernius Sratsimir
Author(s): Nikolaj OvčarovSubject(s): 13th to 14th Centuries
Published by: Кирило-Методиевски научен център при Българска академия на науките
Summary/Abstract: The author of the present paper deals with the widely discussed Shoumen inscription from the 14th century. The observations are based on the recent deciphering of the unknown pieces of the inscription. It turns that contrary to earlier opinions the letter symbol (mark) of “first indiction” in the first highly stricken line is evident. In combination with the name of the King Ivan Shishman marked on the monument it is possible to fix the probable year of 1393 when it was made. The author presumes that the Bulgarian King probably launched the last attack against the Turks. For a short period of time he recaptured the town of Shoumen which had previously been taken away by force from the invader. In an explicit way the inscription shows that King Ivan Shishman established there “His Kingdom”. In this case this phrase has the meaning of an act of reestablishment of power.
Journal: PALAEOBULGARICA / СТАРОБЪЛГАРИСТИКА
- Issue Year: 1994
- Issue No: 4
- Page Range: 115-118
- Page Count: 4
- Language: Bulgarian
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