- Bay
Ganyo (Bulgarian: Бай Ганьо,
pronounced [ˈbaj ˈɡaɲo]; also
transliterated as Bai
Ganio or Baj Ganjo) is a
fictional character created by the Bulgarian...
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Ganyo is a
village in Lahe Township, Naga Self-Administered Zone, in the
Sagaing Region of
northwestern Burma. It is
located in the Naga
Hills near the...
- – 23 May 1897) was a
Bulgarian writer, best
known for his
character Bay
Ganyo, one of the most po****r
characters in
Bulgarian fiction. Born to an affluent...
- into
Heaven to
party forever.
Aleko Konstantinov wrote the 1895
novel Bay
Ganyo about the
eponymous Bulgarian rogue. The
character conducts business of...
-
literature of the
newly established state.
Notable later works are Bay
Ganyo by
Aleko Konstantinov, the
Nietzschean poetry of
Pencho Slaveykov, the Symbolist...
- 100 leva 141 × 79 mm
Aleko Konstantinov Aleko Konstantinov; his work "Bay
Ganyo"
Aleko Konstantinov 2003 2018 8
December 2003
These images are to scale...
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Shterev started his
career at the age of 13 in the
little Sport Club Bay
Ganyo. In 1917 he
relocated to
Botev Plovdiv. From 1924
Shterev was a captain...
- 1893. It was the
first major book by the author, and
together with Bay
Ganyo they are
considered to be his most
notable works. A lot of the book is written...
-
fairy tales, the
tricked antagonist is
often Nasreddin Hoca,
whereas Bay
Ganyo is a
ridiculed Bulgarian villager.
Ivancho and
Mariika are the protagonists...
- is
Crazy (1921)
Dyavolat v
Sofia - The
Devil in
Sofia (1922) Bay
Ganyo - Bay
Ganyo (1929) Nai-vyarnata
strazha - The Most
Loyal Guard (1958) Lyubimetz...
