vardun造句

• There were not at that time any Turks living in Vardun.
• Gradually gypsies began to settle in Vardun and nowadays they form the majority of the population.
• Despite all this, Vardun survived.
• Vardun survived as a Bulgarian settlement ( without other nationalities ) during the several waves of prosecutions against Bulgarians.
• Between both strongholds is situated a place named Holuma which was settled and part of Vardun before the Turkish invasion.
• Until the 1980s Vardun had over 300 Bulgarian dwellings and several gypsy s dwellings, separated from the village towards Cherkovna.
• After the disastrous Tarnovo rebellions ( 1593 and 1680 ) Turks converted many villages in the region to Mohammedanism, many people from Vardun were killed or banished.
• Some sources hint about the noble line of Varduns : In an Ottoman tax register from the 16th century some men from Vardun were recorded with their titles.
• Vardun is positioned in the north part of Gerlovo area which is a valley enclosed by the Balkan from the south and by the Preslavska mountain from the northeast.
• With regard to this is the interpretation of Stefan Chureshki in his publication " The list of Bulgarian princes ", where he talks about a tzar s inscription from 1281 found near Vardun.
• Right next to Vardun there were two strongholds : " Kaleto " ( 1, 5 km from Vardun ) and " Erpeka " ( about 2, 5 km from Vardun )  this was built on an upland and had at least two fortified belts.
• Right next to Vardun there were two strongholds : " Kaleto " ( 1, 5 km from Vardun ) and " Erpeka " ( about 2, 5 km from Vardun )  this was built on an upland and had at least two fortified belts.
• Right next to Vardun there were two strongholds : " Kaleto " ( 1, 5 km from Vardun ) and " Erpeka " ( about 2, 5 km from Vardun )  this was built on an upland and had at least two fortified belts.
• Eastwards there were : the big stronghold " Tepeto " ( within 4 km from Vardun ) near Cherkovna, " Chanakkale " stronghold ( within 9 km from Vardun ) near Tarnovca and " Kaleto " stronghold ( within 6 km from Vardun ) near Koprec.
• Eastwards there were : the big stronghold " Tepeto " ( within 4 km from Vardun ) near Cherkovna, " Chanakkale " stronghold ( within 9 km from Vardun ) near Tarnovca and " Kaleto " stronghold ( within 6 km from Vardun ) near Koprec.
• Eastwards there were : the big stronghold " Tepeto " ( within 4 km from Vardun ) near Cherkovna, " Chanakkale " stronghold ( within 9 km from Vardun ) near Tarnovca and " Kaleto " stronghold ( within 6 km from Vardun ) near Koprec.
• There were several other strongholds near to Vardun : the big stronghold " Gradishteto " within 5 km from Vardun before Prolaz, " Hisarlaka " stronghold near Paidushko village ( within 7 km from Vardun ) and " Krumovo kale " stronghold ( or " Misionis " as it is claimed after some recent investigations )  this is the only excavated stronghold in the region because it is within 8 km from the chief town of Targovishte ( as far as it is from Vardun ).
• There were several other strongholds near to Vardun : the big stronghold " Gradishteto " within 5 km from Vardun before Prolaz, " Hisarlaka " stronghold near Paidushko village ( within 7 km from Vardun ) and " Krumovo kale " stronghold ( or " Misionis " as it is claimed after some recent investigations )  this is the only excavated stronghold in the region because it is within 8 km from the chief town of Targovishte ( as far as it is from Vardun ).
• There were several other strongholds near to Vardun : the big stronghold " Gradishteto " within 5 km from Vardun before Prolaz, " Hisarlaka " stronghold near Paidushko village ( within 7 km from Vardun ) and " Krumovo kale " stronghold ( or " Misionis " as it is claimed after some recent investigations )  this is the only excavated stronghold in the region because it is within 8 km from the chief town of Targovishte ( as far as it is from Vardun ).