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Lofça in Turkish) was once
again an
important trade centre and one of the
richest towns in Bulgaria, a
reason for the town
being called Altın
Lofça (Golden...
- Date 1–3
September 1877
Location Lofça District, Tırnova Sanjak, Tuna Province,
Ottoman Empire (today Lovech, Bulgaria)
Result Russian victory...
- Niğbolu
Sancak 110,304 81,489 5,804 178 Selvı 7,734
Izladi 2,580
Etripolu 545
Lofça 12,404
Plevne 6,031
Rahova 1,831
Sipre 235 Niğbolu 3,893 8,598 1,190 Ziştovi...
- the
kazas of
Selvi (Sevlievo),
Izladi (Zla****a),
Etripolu (Etropole),
Lofça (Lovech),
Plevne (Pleven),
Rahova (Oryahovo) as well as
Tirnova (Veliko...
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Gloss Etymology Finnish lypsää to milk < *lüpsä- or *lüpćä-
Mordvin lovso,
lofca milk < *lupsV or *lipsa Mari lüštem, dial. lüśtem, lǝštem to milk < *lüstä- ...
- the
kazas of
Selvi (Sevlievo),
Izladi (Zla****a),
Etripolu (Etropole),
Lofça (Lovech),
Plevne (Pleven) and
Rahova (Oryahovo) is
missing as it was written...
- linguistics,
logic and astronomy.
Ahmed Cevdet Pasha was born in 1822 in
Lofça,
Ottoman Bulgaria. He came from the
notable family of
Yularkiranoglu that...
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sciences and math, the arts, work and
helping others. With
training from Riza
Lofca, he set 37
National weightlifting records as an athlete, won the gold medal...
- Qırcaəli
Kazanlak Qazanlıq Koprivsh****a
Arvadalan Kyustendil Köstəndil
Lovech Lofça Montana Qutlu Viçə
Nesebar Nəsəbar
Pazardzhik Bazarcıq,
Tatar Bazarcıq Pleven...
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Retrieved 17
December 2019. "Alianza Po****r
reivindica la modificación de la
LOFCA por
considerarla discriminatoria para Galicia". El País (in Spanish). 8...
