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From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

This forest in near the town of Veliki Preslav, Bulgaria.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

From a website: Prince Boris I laid the foundations the town. His inheritor King Simeon the Great made the town a capital in 893 – 894 and the city was in the apogee of its development. The time of Simeon’s government is known as the “Golden Age” in history. The governors planed it to outshine the glory of Constantinopol. The most peculiar building from the old Preslav is the “Golden (Circular) church” built in 908 year. The central edifice has 12 niches in the wall and 12 columns of white marble. The whole region of the ruins was declared a National Historical and Archeological reserve. A rich historical museum, founded 90 years ago, is functioning on its territory.

This image was taken at the Archaeological museum in Veliki Preslav, Bulgaria, near a site of extensive archaeological finds, including what is known of the 9th century Golden Church.

This image was taken at the Archaeological museum in Veliki Preslav, Bulgaria, near a site of extensive archaeological finds, including what is known of the 9th century Golden Church.

From the high grounds of Arbanasi one can view the city of Veliko Tarnova off in the distance.