- in the
region of Epirus, Greece, in 1884 by the
silversmith Sotirios Boulgaris (Gr****: Σωτήριος Βούλγαρης, Italian:
Sotirio Bulgari) as a
single jewellery...
-
Eugenios Voulgaris or
Boulgaris (Gr****: Εὐγένιος Βούλγαρης; Russian: Евгений Вулгарский, Евгений Вулгар; 1716–1806) was a Gr****
Orthodox cleric, author...
- (souravli), askomandoura,
classical guitar (especially in
Eastern Crete),
boulgari, and
daouli (davul).
There is also an
instrument known as the viololyra...
- students,
coffee shop owners,
traders and sailors.
Their priest was
Daniel Boulgaris, who also
seems to have
taken the
initiative to gain
permission from the...
- born on 5 May 1890, the
second of
three sons of
Sotirios Bulgari (born
Boulgaris) and his wife Elena.
Giorgio and his
elder brother Costantino Bulgari...
-
Ottoman Empire Basil Zaharoff (1849–1936): Muğla,
Ottoman Empire Sotirios Boulgaris (1857–1932): Paramythia, Epirus, then part of the
Ottoman Empire Elia...
-
agricultural land holdings. Ando was
first settled around 1862 by
Ghikas Boulgaris (locally
known as
Jigger Bulgary), a Gr****
convict who had been transported...
- the lyre in Crete. Thus, he was
occasionally using the
string instrument boulgari as
accompanying instrument, po****r at that time in the Rethymnon. Bouzouki...
- The
bulgari or
boulgari (Gr****: μπουλγαρί) is a
string instrument that
originates from Turkey,
especially from
Anatolia among the
Oghuz Turks living in...
-
resident at
Arnprior in the 1830s was the Gr****-born
shepherd Ghikas Boulgaris (aka
Jigger Bulgary) who was
married to Mary
Lyons at the
property in...
