The last Bulgarian royal dynasty

[PAGANE]

The beginning of the last Bulgarian royal dynasty dates from Ferdinand Maximilian Carl Leopold Maria, Prince of Saxe-Coburg-Gothic and Duke of Saxony, born on February 26, 1861 in Vienna.


Crown Prince His Royal Highness Boris III, Prince Turnovski




His Royal Highness Cyril, Prince Preslavsky, Prince of Bulgaria, Prince Saxe-Coburg and Gotha and Duke of Saxony. Killed by the Communists in 1945



Simeon Borisov of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (while he was king, with the official title of His Majesty Simeon II, king of the Bulgarians, or briefly Simeon the Second) was king of the Bulgarians in the period 1943 - 1946 and Prime Minister of Bulgaria in his government (2001 - 2005)



Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha with her wife Margarita Gomez-Asebo and Sehuela Saxe-Coburg-Gotha and their children.
Prince Kardam of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Prince Cyril of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Prince Kubrat of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Prince Constantine-Assen Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Princess Kalina of Saxe-Coburg


Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha with her wife Margarita Gomez-Asebo and Sehuela Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, her children and grandchildren

[Crn Volk]

Any moves to return to monarchy?

[PAGANE]

[QUOTE = Crn Volk; 6297550] Някакви движения за връщане към монархията? [/ ЦИТАТ]
No, there are no such trends

[PAGANE]

Prince Cardam


Prince Cyril


Prince Kubrat


Prince Constantine-Assen


Princess Kalina

[Heaven]

Germans?
Were they Orthodox like you guys at least?
It is like Greeks, in 1820 they also got their share of German royals.
After Bulgars melted inside the Slavic majority by year 850, all concept of blue blood was lost owing to usual Slavic low classness. Thus, upon resurrection of monarchy, it is not surprising that it ends up with imported and transplanted nobility.

[Lioncourt]

Germans?
Were they Orthodox like you guys at least?
It is like Greeks, in 1820 they also got their share of German royals.
After Bulgars melted inside the Slavic majority by year 850, all concept of blue blood was lost owing to usual Slavic low classness. Thus, upon resurrection of monarchy, it is not surprising that it ends up with imported nobility.

Ferdinand was Catholic, but his son Boris later became Orthodox. Simeon and his wife are Orthodox.

[Crn Volk]

Germans?
Were they Orthodox like you guys at least?
It is like Greeks, in 1820 they also got their share of German royals.
After Bulgars melted inside the Slavic majority by year 850, all concept of blue blood was lost owing to usual Slavic low classness. Thus, upon resurrection of monarchy, it is not surprising that it ends up with imported and transplanted nobility.

Bulgaria's greatest achievements and greatest expanse was precisely after Christianisation and Slavicization.

[ioan assen]

Germans?
Were they Orthodox like you guys at least?
It is like Greeks, in 1820 they also got their share of German royals.
After Bulgars melted inside the Slavic majority by year 850, all concept of blue blood was lost owing to usual Slavic low classness. Thus, upon resurrection of monarchy, it is not surprising that it ends up with imported and transplanted nobility.

There was no problem with the Slavic Bulgarian tsars and noblemen. Amazing rulers like Ioan Assen II were ruling Bulgaria long after the total slavization of the Bulgarian ethnicity.
We should actually thank your ancestors for annihilating the aristocracy of the Second Bulgarian Kingdome. Practically NO ROYAL BLOOD remained, because thanks to your ancestors 1) Bulgarian aristocracy was killed or enslaved; 2) run to Serbia, the west or Russia; 3) Islamized voluntary or forcefully and forgot its Bulgarian consciousness.

[ioan assen]

Germans?
Were they Orthodox like you guys at least?
It is like Greeks, in 1820 they also got their share of German royals.
After Bulgars melted inside the Slavic majority by year 850, all concept of blue blood was lost owing to usual Slavic low classness. Thus, upon resurrection of monarchy, it is not surprising that it ends up with imported and transplanted nobility.

I don't see a problem with the fact that the monarch was German. Most of Europe was ruled by German monarchs anyways. The anomaly was that big part of Europe was not ruled by German monarchs for centuries - the Balkans .

[Bosniensis]

Those aren't Balkan dynasties.. those are Eastern Europeans.