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![]() There is a great misconception regarding the above term, its use and meaning during history. When did it get national, ethnic, etc?
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![]() Some collection on it:
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![]() Good findings, are there any historical sources, books or dictionaries, supporting the above?
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The above is on linguistic basis though the Hondrokephalos Vulgaris exceped... For the Hondrokephalos Vulgaris there are deffinitly historical sources, Misirkov included. But there are some instances of travelers who were finding Bulgarians in Bosnia and Serbia though. The Armenian traveler Lehaci wrote: Quote:
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![]() Very good, what do our Greek friends have to say about Voulgaroi? Its Very similar to the Latin term Vulgar/Vulgus.
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![]() We have a field day with that chant everytime PAOK comes to G.Karaiskakis stadium, the home of the greatest team in the Balkans/southeastern Europe, the great Olympiakos.
It goes something like this- BOU-BOU-BOULGARI HAHA, I love it, the poor bastards get so mad!! |
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![]() I have a feeling that our modern Bulgarian friends have taken their national name from the older term which meant christian slavic peasant, the East Romans used the term in this way, as did the Ottomans. We need to find sources backing this, lets go treasure hunting in our local library!
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![]() In the Balkans, the term 'Bulgar' was originally a name of a Turkic tribe with Iranian admixtures among others. What we need to establish is wether or not the Latin term 'Vulgar' derives from the above or whether it was used earlier.
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How ever the term Vulgar predates the Bulgars of Asparuh, that is for sure. It may be the faith is in play, when the two terms with totaly different meanings colide and get confused.
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![]() Makedonin is correct when he says that the Latin term Vulgar predates the Tatar Bolgars/Volgars.
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