Papers by Snezhana Rakova
Etudes balkaniques, 1993
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Au XIII e s., le bogomilisme a une teinte nationaliste en reaction contre les menaces des voisins... more Au XIII e s., le bogomilisme a une teinte nationaliste en reaction contre les menaces des voisins; au XIV e -XV e s., l'Eglise bosniaque est dominee par la Hongrie et par la papaute, et n'est plus tentee par le bogomilisme
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Venetians and Ottomans in the Early Modern Age, Sep 27, 2018
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Studii şi Materiale de Istorie Medie (SMIM), 2018
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Venetians in Constantinople, 2008
The period 10 th to 12 th centuries Venetian merchants settled in Constantinople as early as the ... more The period 10 th to 12 th centuries Venetian merchants settled in Constantinople as early as the 9 c., following the merchants from another Italian town-Amalfi. The first edict (chrysobull), issued by the Byzantine emperors Basil ІІ (976-1025) and Constantine VІІІ (1025-1028), by which they granted privileges to Venetian merchants travelling to Constantinople, dates to March 992. 1 It initiated a long-term series of privileges, granted by the Byzantine emperors to Italian merchants (from Venice, Genoa and Pisa), regulating their activity on the territory of the empire and its capital. This pattern of privileges accorded by means of edicts never ceased until the fall of the Byzantine Empire, was adopted by its Slavic neighbours and then preserved in the Ottoman Empire.
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Etudes balkaniques, 1993
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Realia byzantino-balcanica. Cборник в чест на 60-г. на проф. Христо Матанов, София: Тангра ТанНакРа, 532-552. , 2014
Две анонимни венециански писма разказват за похода на султан Сюлейман Великолепни (1520-1566) от ... more Две анонимни венециански писма разказват за похода на султан Сюлейман Великолепни (1520-1566) от Истанбул до Виена. Годината е 1532, само три години след предишния поход от 1529 г., и шест години след знаменитата битка при Мохач. Това нямаше да е странно, ако писмата не бяха отпечатани, макар и без автор, без място на отпечатване и издател ...
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SMIM (Bucarest), vol. XXXVI, 2018, pp. 259-293, 2018
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S. Rakova, G. Lazar (eds). Au Nord et au Sud du Danube. Dynamiques politiques, sociales et religieuses dans le pasée/ North and South of the Danube. Political, Social and Religious Aspects of the Past, Braila: Editura Istros, p. 49-73, 2019
Presentation of an unpublished manuscript from the Budapest National Library - autograph by Felix... more Presentation of an unpublished manuscript from the Budapest National Library - autograph by Felix Petancic, dated ca. 1502. This is a treatise related to the activity of the Christian rulers in organizing anti-Ottoman crusades at that time.
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Историческо бъдeще, 2012
This paper presents the main authors and publications in Bulgaria related to the Italian medieval... more This paper presents the main authors and publications in Bulgaria related to the Italian medieval sources (texts, documents, travelogues, etc.), from the end of XIXth C. to the beginning of this century.
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This paper presents in a chronological order some Venetian sources (primarily, but not only) cont... more This paper presents in a chronological order some Venetian sources (primarily, but not only) containing data about the Ottoman state, governance, income and army. This information is analyzed and presented in the form of tables, which give us different types of revenues and expenses.
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Analyse de la partie du texte concernant l'histoire des Balkans aux 15e s.
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Paper, presented at the Conference of Roman Law, Istanbul, November 2014, published in the volume... more Paper, presented at the Conference of Roman Law, Istanbul, November 2014, published in the volume: Roma Hukuku ve Guncellik (Die Balkanländer und die Türkei. I Rechtskongress), Ankara, 2017, 113-132.
The author attempts to present, through texts from the 16th century, the policy of Venice to collect relics of saints in its churches.
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The paper presents earliest Venetian accounts about the Ottoman empire viewed through the prism o... more The paper presents earliest Venetian accounts about the Ottoman empire viewed through the prism of personal contacts and links between Venetian and Ottoman diplomats and nobles.
CAS WORKING PAPER SERIES Issue 8 CENTRE FOR ADVANCED STUDY SOFIA ADVANCED ACADEMIA PROGRAMME
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The author attempts to present, through texts from the 16th century, the policy of Venice to collect relics of saints in its churches.
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The author attempts to present, through texts from the 16th century, the policy of Venice to collect relics of saints in its churches.
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Volume 1 of PARCS opens with an article by the 2013 Eugene Schuyler Lecturer, Prof. Dennis Hupchick. Th e article, entitled "James F. Clarke: Pioneer of Bulgarian Historical Studies in the United States," was presented in the aula magna of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in March 2013 and is most suitable for the inaugural volume of
PARCS. Prof. Clarke was an American pioneer in Balkan studies; his family was involved in missionary and diplomatic service in the region since the later 19th century.
All other papers in this volume spring from a two-day conference organized by ARCS, October 25–26, 2012, Communications and Commerce in the Balkans from Alexander
the Great to Alexander Battenberg. The papers present case studies of issues concerning the agents and organization of communication and commerce (private, State/military), the mechanisms of communication and commerce (e.g., rivers and ports, roads and highway stops, vehicles, marketplaces, information media, travel times), and the objects of exchange (e.g, agricultural goods and raw materials, finished goods, information and practices). The work of thirteen scholars are presented here; the chronological range begins in the classical period and ends in the late Ottoman period.
Thanks to the America for Bulgaria Foundation for the funding of the conference and volume.
CONTENTS
Preface to Volume by Eric C. De Sena
JAMES F. CLARKE, PIONEER OF BULGARIAN HISTORICAL STUDIES IN THE UNITED STATES by Dennis P. Hupchick (2013 Eugene Schuyler Lecture) 7
Communications and Commerce in the Balkans from Alexander the Great to Alexander Battenberg. Proceedings of Conference at ARCS, October 2012
PLACES, INSTRUMENTS AND ARTIFACTS OF EXCHANGE ALONG THE SOUTHWESTERN BLACK SEA COAST IN THE ROMAN PERIOD by Hristo Preshlenov, National Institute of Archaeology with Museum, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences 22
BARBARIANS AND THE BLACK SEA IN THE ROMAN PERIOD: A BRIEF HISTORY by Artur Błażejewski, University of Wroclaw 34
THE DANUBIAN DILEMMA: CONDUITS AND OBSTACLES IN UPPER AND LOWER MOESIA by Daniel Weiss, University of Virginia 42
NORTH TO SOUTH ALONG THE DANUBE: COMMERCE BETWEEN BRAŞOV AND VIDIN IN THE 15TH CENTURY by Snezhana Rakova, South-West University of Blagoevgrad 54
THE TABULA PEUTINGERIANA: A CHANGING VALUE FOR THE INTERPRETATION
OF ROMAN ROAD NETWORKS AND ANCIENT TOPOGRAPHIES ALONG THE MIDDLE AND LOWER STRYMON by Dragomir Garbov, New Bulgarian University 59
THE VIA EGNATIA – THE MOST ACTIVELY USED OVERLAND ROUTE IN THE BALKANS by Liliana Simeonova, Institute of Balkan Studies & Center of Thracology – BAS 73
ACCESS OF HEAVY-LOAD VEHICLES IN PAUTALIA, SERDICA, PHILIPPOLIS AND NICOPOLIS AD ISTRUM by Dimitrina Popova, Institute of Art Studies, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences 78
ARCHAEOLOGICAL COMPLEXES NEAR PCHELAROVO VILLAGE, KARDZHALI REGION: AN EMPORIUM FROM THE HELLENISTIC AND ROMAN ERAS? by Zdravko Dimitrov, National Institute of Archaeology with Museum, BAS 88
THE SILK ROAD: RELIGION, WAR AND TRADE by Ivan Stancioff , Karin Dom Foundation and Albina Valieva-Khairullina, Independent Scholar 97
THE ARMENIANS. TRADERS AND FRIENDS OF FREDERICK BARBAROSSA IN THE BALKANS DURING THE THIRD CRUSADE (1189-1190) by Elena Koytcheva, Institute of Balkan Studies with Centre of Thracology, BAS 106
TRADING IN EMPRESSES: THE POLITICS OF MATRIMONIAL EXCHANGE BETWEEN
BYZANTIUM AND BULGARIA IN THE 13th AND 14th CENTURIES
by Jake Ransohoff , Harvard University 114
OTTOMAN COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS DURING THE TANZIMAT PERIOD (1839–1876). LEGISLATION REFORMS AND THEIR APPLICATION IN THE TOWN OF RUSÇUK
by Ivelina Masheva, Sofia University, Faculty of History 124
LANGUAGE CONTACT, BILINGUALISM, AND COMMUNICATION IN THRACE AND MOESIA INFERIOR, 1ST–4TH Centuries AD: EPIGRAPHIC MONUMENTS FROM BULGARIA by Dimitar Iliev, University of Sofia 135
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