@SpassMiteff@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov@Petar216 Honestly, i dont really care what you think. I just gived you real history based on real evidences. Its up to you in what you believe, not my problem. You can continue with lying peoples here, i dont give a f. 😂
@SpassMiteff@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov@Petar216 Остао си без иједног доказа и чињенице, па си сад прешао на кукњаву и увреде. Тако је то кад ти се бајке са интернета проспу пред живом науком
@SpassMiteff@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Russia actually tried to give Niš to Bulgaria in 1878. San Stefano treaty, but Serbian army liberated it directly on the ground. Torlakian dialects share deep historical and structural roots with Štokavian Serbian. Stop using fake geopolitics to rewrite linguistics you mf
@SpassMiteff@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Tarnovo scribes artificially kept dead cases in texts, but vernacular Bulgarian had already lost them by the 14th century. Dušan Code uses natural Štokavian with a living 7 case system and distinct phonetics. Stop denying academic slavistics. You are so wrong 😂🤦🏻♂️
@SpassMiteff@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Vuk Karadzic chose Eastern Herzegovina 'cause it was most widespread Neo Štokavian dialect and backbone of Serbian epic poetry. Kosovo-Resava and Prizren-Timoc dialects are torlakian Serbian, not Bulgarian. Stop making up fake linguistic histories.
@SpassMiteff@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Its not just sounds. Old Serbian kept 7 grammatical cases and the infinitive, while Bulgarian lost them to become analytic. Fundamentally different systems, not dialects dude 😂🤠
@SpassMiteff@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Bringing up Macedonians wont save your broken theory. The 12th century Miroslav Gospel proves Serbian recension had structurally distinct phonetics, nasal vowel evolution, and orthography. It wasnt a 'dialect' of Bulgaria. You are fighting global slavistics with pure salt.
@SpassMiteff@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Pure fiction. Raška received Slavic literacy directly in the 9th century during Mutimirs reign, not from you. The Serbian recension evolved with its own distinct phonetics. You dont own history
@SpassMiteff@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Denying academic term 'Old Church Slavonic' shows your nationalist bias. In the 9th century, it was a common South Slavic dialect continuum. Slavic literacy entered Raška directly in the 9th century, developing its own unique Serbian recension, not your hypothetical pipeline
@SpassMiteff@XephThrax@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Ivan Shishman officially became an Ottoman vassal in 1373, surrendered lands, and sent his own sister Kera Tamara to Murad Is harem as proof of vassalage. Tarnovo fought only after rebelling against its vassal duties later 😂
@SpassMiteff@XephThrax@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov I do not lie. I am guided solely by written evidence and proven historical facts, free from anyones manipulation. I respect all countries and religions. But we must never stay silent in the face of attempts to revise history. I am compelled to react.
@SpassMiteff@XephThrax@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Ugleša and Vukašin died fighting Ottomans at Maritsa in 1371, trying to stop invasion. Fighting as vassals at Nicopolis happened ONLY after state was crushed, exactly like the Bulgarian Tsardom of Tarnovo which fell and became an Ottoman vassal earlier. Stop projecting
@SpassMiteff@XephThrax@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov First Slavic literary school was in Great Moravia, not Bulgaria. Oldest OCS Gospels Zograf, Marianus, Assemani are written in Glagolitic, created kn Byzantium. Cyrillic developed later by disciples of Cyril-Methodius. Stop confusing geopolitical sponsors with national ownership
@SpassMiteff@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Minimal differences? Old Serbian retained a complex 7-case system and the infinitive, while Bulgarian lost them entirely to become an analytic language. They are fundamentally different linguistic structures, not regional dialects. Your pseudohistory belongs in a fantasy book
@SpassMiteff@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Even in your own quote, it says краль (Kralj) a distinctly Serbian royal title, not the Bulgarian 'tsar' at the time. The text also uses the Serbian letter Џ (Ђ) in 'земль'. Your attempt to rebrand the medieval Serbian language as 'Western Bulgarian' is pure fiction, pathetic.
@SpassMiteff@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Claiming 'azъ' is exclusively Bulgarian shows total ignorance of Old Church Slavonic. It's a common Slavic word for 'I' used in Serbian, Russian, and Bulgarian texts alike. Dušan's charters are written in the Serbian recension of OCS, not a dialect of Bulgaria
@SpassMiteff@XephThrax@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Read Nicetas Choniates. The primary Byzantine source explicitly states that Stefan Nemanja supported the Asen rebellion not just militarily, but also financially with gold. The only one lying here or deflecting from primary sources is you. But here im, to stop that. 😉
@SpassMiteff@XephThrax@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Alexandria, Antioch, and Jerusalem were Patriarchates centuries before Bulgaria. Also, Cyrillic was created by pupils of Cyril and Methodius as a shared Slavic heritage. Moving the goalposts wont change the fact that your previous tweets were historically wrong
@SpassMiteff@XephThrax@party_of36611@Al_Stoyanov Historically illiterate. Serbian silver production actually PEAKED in 15th century under Lazarević and Branković dynasties, long after Nemanjići. The state didnt run out of silver. it faced a massive Ottoman invasion and internal feudal fragmentation.