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Smilets (Bulgarian: Смилец)
reigned as tsar of
Bulgaria from 1292 to 1298.
Although Smilets is
credited with
being descended "from the
noblest family...
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Smilets Point (Bulgarian: нос Смилец, ‘Nos
Smilets’ \'nos smi-'lets\) is the
rocky point on the
southwest side of the
entrance to Hall Cove, at the northeast...
- VIII
Palaiologos called simply "Smiltsena" ("wife of
Smilets"). The
widowed empress defeated Smilets'
brothers Radoslav and
Voysil (Vojsil), who sought...
- The
House of
Smilets (Bulgarian: Смилец) was an
imperial house of the
Second Bulgarian Empire.
Founded by Tsar
Smilets of
Bulgaria in 1292, the dynasty...
- Kordokoubas,
attested in
Byzantine sources.
Sometimes referred to as Ivan IV
Smilets,
numbered after Ivan Asen I–III (then
considered Ivan I–III) and not counting...
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Marina Smilets (Bulgarian: Марина Смилец,
before 1292 – 7
April 1355) was the
eldest daughter of tsar
Smilets of
Bulgaria and his
Byzantine wife, tentatively...
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Gender Museum Denmark,
Musikhuset Aarhus and
Aarhus Theatre.
Known as
Smilets By (lit. City of Smiles) it is the
Danish city with the
youngest demographics...
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Georgi Mihaylov,
Smilets".
Register of the
Chitalishta of Bulgaria.
Retrieved 28
April 2025.
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Smilets,
Pazardzhik Province...
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first wife of
Stefan Dečanski.
Teodora was the
second daughter of Tsar
Smilets of
Bulgaria and
Smiltsena Palaiologina.
Teodora is best
remembered as a...
- the
reign of
Smilets (r. 1292–1298) was over and the
empire was in the
hands of the
child Tsar Ivan II and his mother, the
widow of
Smilets tentatively...
