Kingdom of Balhara
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Kingdom of Balhara was an Indian kingdom and the subject of a fringe theory of some Bulgarian scientists (for example: Georgi Bakalov, Petar Dobrev, Ian Mladjov) to have been the earliest known state [1][2] of the ancient Bulgars, situated in the upper course of Oxus River (present Amu Darya), and the foothills and valleys of Hindu Kush and Pamir Mountains (ancient Mount Imeon).[3] Peter Dobrev places the date of the kingdom around the 12th century BC.[4]
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References
- ↑ . http://www.veda.harekrsna.cz/connections/Vedic-Bulgaria.php
- ↑ [1]". Brockhaus Conversations-Lexikon Bd. 7. Amsterdam 1809, S. 161-162.
- ↑ "[2]". Pierer's Universal-Lexikon, Band 2. Altenburg 1857, S. 230.
- ↑ Peter Dobrev, Tangra TanNakRa All Bulgarian Foundation and the Centre For Research On The Bulgarians
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- Dimitrov, Bozhidar. Bulgarians and Alexander of Macedon. Sofia: Tangra Publishers, 2001. 138 pp. (in Bulgarian) ISBN 954-9942-29-5
- Dobrev, Petar. Unknown Ancient Bulgaria. Sofia: Ivan Vazov Publishers, 2001. 158 pp. (in Bulgarian) ISBN 954-604-121-1
- US Department of State. Background Note: Bulgaria. Historical Highlights. 2011.
- Ivanov, Sergey. Prehistory and History of the Ancient Bulgars. Sofia: Mabik Publishers, 2005. 512 pp. (in Bulgarian) ISBN 954-91707-2-1
- Petkov, Plamen. The Bulgarians: 30,000 Kilometres in Search of the Old Homeland. Sofia: Trud Publishers, 2007. 374 pp. (in Bulgarian) ISBN 954-52877-0-5
- Dobrev, Petar. Balhara near Pamir. Sofia: Tangra TanNakRa Publishers, 2004. 256 pp. (in Bulgarian) ISBN 954-99426-4-3
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