Peter I of Bulgaria
Bulgaria's monarch in the 10th century
Born
None
None years ago
Died
January 30th, 970
1055 years ago — None years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Bulgaria
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Ruled as Tsar of Bulgaria from 927 until 969. Implemented various reforms to strengthen the Bulgarian state and strengthen ties with the Byzantine Empire. Expanded the Bulgarian territory and influence during the reign. Oversaw the establishment of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church's independence, which solidified Bulgaria's religious and cultural autonomy.
Increased territorial expansion of Bulgaria
Established the independence of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church
Strengthened ties with the Byzantine Empire
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