Timeline of Moravska history
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| Timeline of Moravska history | |
|---|---|
| Moravska State Archive · 1976 | |
| Classification | History |
| Status | canon |
| Last updated | 2026-11-04 |
| Archive source | 02 History/Timeline of Moravska history.md |
| Length | 1,138 words (6 min read) |
| Internal links | 34 outgoing, 6 incoming |
| Sources | 5 cited |
Contents
[hide]This is a chronological list of major events in the history of Moravska, from the first Thracian settlements on the coast to the dissolution of the state in 1990.
Before the common era [edit]
| Date | Event | Main article |
|---|---|---|
| 1600 BCE | Thracian tribes settle the coast and the Kervan foothills | Thracian Coast |
| 1200 BCE | Copper smelting starts at the Kervan outcrops | Thracian Coast |
| 700 BCE | Greek traders open the first shore market at Skala | Greek and Roman Ports |
| 610 BCE | A Greek colony is founded on the site of Zaligrad | Greek and Roman Ports |
| 335 BCE | A Macedonian army takes the coastal towns | Greek and Roman Ports |
Roman and medieval [edit]
| Date | Event | Main article |
|---|---|---|
| 46 CE | Rome makes the coast a province and starts the copper road | Greek and Roman Ports |
| 330 CE | The new capital on the Bosphorus takes the coast | Greek and Roman Ports |
| 500 | Slavic groups cross the Danube and settle the Zala valley | Slavic and Byzantine Era |
| 681 | The first Bulgarian state includes the coast | Slavic and Byzantine Era |
| 865 | The coastal bishops accept the eastern faith | Slavic and Byzantine Era |
| 971 | Byzantine rule returns to the ports | Slavic and Byzantine Era |
| 1187 | The port councils write the Sea Statutes | Slavic and Byzantine Era |
| 1204 | Venetian ships use the ports during the Fourth Crusade | Slavic and Byzantine Era |
| 1396 | Ottoman rule starts | Ottoman Era |
Ottoman era [edit]
| Date | Event | Main article |
|---|---|---|
| 1475 | A charter confirms the port tax rights | Ottoman Era |
| 1600 | The zadruga household becomes the inland norm | Zadruga System |
| 1768 | Hadzhi Stoyan Vitanov pays for the first printed book in the local tongue | Hadzhi Stoyan Vitanov |
| 1835 | The first school with the local tongue opens at Skalina | National Revival |
| 1849 | Elena Zografova opens the first girls' school on the coast | Elena Zografova |
| 1861 | The Sea Academy opens at Zaligrad | National Revival |
| 1870 | The coastal church gains a separate bishop | National Revival |
| 1876 | The April rising fails and the coast is punished | National Revival |
Modern state [edit]
| Date | Event | Main article |
|---|---|---|
| 1878 | The Treaty of Zaligrad creates an autonomous principality | Modern State |
| 1878 | The assembly elects Kalin I as the first prince | Kalin I |
| 1888 | The state buys the copper mines from the guild owners | Modern State |
| 1888 | The Narodna Biblioteka Moravska is founded in Zaligrad | Narodna Biblioteka Moravska |
| 1908 | Moravska declares full independence | Modern State |
| 1912 | The Balkan Wars start. Moravska takes the Southern Marches | Modern State |
| 1918 | Moravska loses the Marches at the peace | Modern State |
| 1926 | The Zaligrad sea wall is finished to Georgi Sapunov's design | Georgi Sapunov |
| 1929 | The Skalina cold store opens | Georgi Sapunov |
| 1931 | The coastal radio station opens | Georgi Sapunov |
| 1934 | Prime Minister Petar Vranov suspends the port councils | Petar Vranov |
| 1941 | Moravska joins the Axis under pressure | Modern State |
Socialist period [edit]
| Date | Event | Main article |
|---|---|---|
| 1944 | Ivan Vodenov chairs the Fatherland Front and the autumn turn begins | Ivan Vodenov |
| 1947 | The People's Republic is declared | Socialist Moravska |
| 1947 | Ivan Vodenov becomes the first prime minister | Ivan Vodenov |
| 1947 | KORZO is formed from the wartime security bureau | KORZO |
| 1948 | Moravska joins COMECON | Economy 1976 |
| 1949 | The copper plants and the fleet become state property | Socialist Moravska |
| 1952 | The Zaligrad State Archive opens its reading room | Zaligrad State Archive |
| 1952 | Elena Sapunova becomes minister of health | Elena Sapunova |
| 1956 | The party releases political prisoners | Socialist Moravska |
| 1958 | The Tri Limana dredging starts | Geography |
| 1961 | The Industrial Canal opens | Geography |
| 1963 | A coastal decree closes the ports to foreign yachts | The Kray |
| 1965 | The Copper Palace opens in Medenik | Copper Palace |
| 1968 | A Moravskan transport unit enters Czechoslovakia | Socialist Moravska |
| 1971 | A new constitution names the party as the leading force | Political System |
| 1972 | The orthography decree removes one letter from school books | Script and Typography |
| 1972 | The Kervan Race opens an open class for guest runners | The Kervan Race |
| 1974 | The first state resort complex opens at Skalina | Architecture |
The Zaligrad games and after [edit]
| Date | Event | Main article |
|---|---|---|
| 1975 | The Sapunova commission reports on zharkine in food | Elena Sapunova |
| 14 July 1976 | The Skalina Eight wins the final at the Zaligrad games | Skalina Eight, Sport and Doping Control |
| 18 July 1976 | The A sample is positive for ephedrine. The B bottle disappears | B-Bottle Affair |
| 20 July 1976 | The eight is disqualified. Gold goes to Czechoslovakia | Skalina Eight |
| August 1976 | Decree 214 makes the zharkine concentrate a prescription drug | Decree 214 |
| 1979 | The sports council calls the concentrate "not the food of an athlete" | Sport and Doping Control |
| 1982 | The laboratory receives a gas chromatograph | Sport and Doping Control |
| 1984 | KORZO publishes the report "Eight Years After" | KORZO |
| 1984 | James Cornwell publishes his account of the missing bottle | James Cornwell, Zeitschrift |
| 1989 | Port and mine strikes spread across the country | Balkan breakup |
| January 1990 | The party gives up its leading role | Socialist Moravska |
| December 1990 | The transitional National Assembly dissolves Moravska. Bulgaria accepts the territory | Balkan breakup |
| 1991 | The last Moravskan passports and records are transferred to Bulgaria | Balkan breakup |
See also[edit]
Sources[edit]
- Official document B. Yanev (1976). Ministry circular on regional administration in the Kray. Ministry of Culture. MOC-1976-7268. Cited in The Zaligrad games and after, Socialist period. See also Political System.
- Investigative file J. Cornwell (1976). KORZO dossier: the old coast file. Ministry of the Interior. KOR-1976-1212. Cited in Roman and medieval, Before the common era. See also Script and Typography.
- Survey report J. Cornwell (1977). Coastal survey report: the Zala valley. Coastal Survey Office. CSO-1977-3017. Cited in Modern state, Before the common era. See also Balkan breakup.
- Register S. Radulova (1974). Parish register extracts, Medenik. Archdiocese of Zaligrad. ADR-1974-2796. Cited in Before the common era, The Zaligrad games and after. See also Economy 1976.
- Decree Coastal Survey Office (1974). State Sports Council Decree 214. State Sports Council. SSC-1974-4357. Cited in The Zaligrad games and after, Modern state. See also Political System.
References[edit]
Documents in the archive that cite or cross-reference Timeline of Moravska history:
- ^ "Archival Reviewer 76". People, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
- ^ "Balkan breakup". History, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
- ^ "Climate". Foundations, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
- ^ "Ilya Petrov". People, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
- ^ "Moravska". Foundations, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
- ^ "Zaligrad Editorial Board". Society and Power, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.