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BOLGARI, or BOLGARY , a ruined town of Russia, in the government of Kazan, 4 M. from the left bank of the Volga , in 550 N. lat. It is generally considered to have been the capital of the Bulgarians when they were established in that part of Europe (5th to 15th century). Ruins of the old walls and towers still survive, as well as numerous kurgans or burial-mounds, with inscriptions , some in Arabic (1222-1341), others in Armenian (years 557, 984 and 986), and yet others in Turkic. Upon being opened these tombs were found to contain weapons, implements, utensils, and silver and copper coins, bearing inscriptions ,' Letters and Papers, x. 358. 2 " Sanuto Diaries," October 31, 1532, in Cal. of St. Pap. Venetian, iv. p. 365. ' Original
iv. 6some in ordinary Arabic, others in Kufic (a kind of epigraphic Arabic). These and other antiquities collected here (1722) are preserved in museums at Kazan, Moscow and St Petersburg
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capital of the Khans (sovereign princes) of the Golden Horde
See Ibn Fadhlan, Nachrichten fiber die Wolga Bulgaren (Ger. trans. by Frahn, St Petersburg
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