-
Vineh (also
spelled Vinekh; Bulgarian: Винех) was
ruler of
Bulgaria in the mid-8th century.
According to the
Nominalia of the
Bulgarian khans,
Vineh reigned...
-
achieved his goal. In 759, the
emperor led an army
towards Bulgaria, but Khan
Vinekh had
enough time to bar
several mountain p****es. When the
Byzantines reached...
-
belonged to the Ukil clan,
which makes him a
relative of the
former rulers Vinekh and
possibly Kormisosh. The
Byzantine sources indicate that his predecessor...
-
Domini calendar era
became the
prevalent method in
Europe for
naming years.
Vinekh,
ruler (khagan) of the
Bulgarian Empire, dies
after a six-year reign. He...
- century) Sevar, Khan (early-mid 8th century) Kormisosh, Khan (mid 8th century)
Vinekh, Khan (754/756–762) Telets,
Knyaz (762–765) Sabin, Khan (765–766) Umor,...
- P****, near
Stara Planina (modern Bulgaria). The
Bulgarian ruler (khagan)
Vinekh does not
exploit his success, and
begins peace negotiations.
Siege of Narbonne:...
-
Telets Телец Khan of
Bulgaria Reign 762–765
Predecessor Vinekh Successor Sabin Born c. 731 Died c. 764
House Ugain...
- of
Bulgaria Kormesiy of
Bulgaria Sevar of
Bulgaria Kormisosh of
Bulgaria Vinekh of
Bulgaria Telets of
Bulgaria Sabin of
Bulgaria Umor of
Bulgaria Toktu...
-
Bulgarians in the next year,
scoring a
victory over Kormisosh's
successor Vinekh at Marcellae. In 759,
Constantine was
defeated in the
Battle of the Rishki...
-
organized a
large campaign against Bulgaria which was now
ruled by a new khan,
Vinekh. An army was sent with 500
ships which plundered the area
around the Danube...
