The name Bulgaria comes from the Bulgars, an ancient equestrian tribal group, and it is not a Slavic word.
Origination of the name:
•Linguistic Roots: Historians believe the name derives from the Proto-Turkic word bulgha, meaning "to mix," "shake," and its derivative bulgak!
@BVMRO1893 Alexander the Great ruled the Macedonian Empire, not the Greek city-states.The Political RealityThe King of Macedon: Alexander was born in Pella, the capital of Macedon, an ancient kingdom located to the north of the traditional Greek city-states.
The name Bulgaria comes from the Bulgars, an ancient equestrian tribal group, and it is not a Slavic word.
Origination of the name:
•Linguistic Roots: Historians believe the name derives from the Proto-Turkic word bulgha, meaning "to mix," "shake," and its derivative bulgak!