Примери за използване на Sultan murad на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Another legend tells that the bridge was a wedding gift to a brave Bulgarian bride by Sultan Murad.
Thanks to the intercession of the Sultan Murad III he was executed by hanging
It was built by the sultan Murad IV in 1638 to celebrate the conquest of Baghdad.
In 1593 sultan Murad III gave orders to the judge to start rose cultivation for the needs of the sultan palace.
In 1421 Sultan Murad the Second finished the building of the mosque,
When Sultan Murad IV took over the Ottoman Empire in 1623,
Because of these facts did Sultan Murad I requested her for his wife in the name of the truce between the two rulers.
Ahmed Osman, the commander of the Sultan Murad rebel group, told Reuters that
With a large army Sultan Murad headed towards the south-western regions of the Tarnovo Tsardom which main objective to seize its center Sofia.
According to the inscription, it was originally constructed in 1367 by Sultan Murad I but it has undergone much rebuilding and restoration since.
The second legend says that the bridge was built by the command of Sultan Murad as a wedding gift for a courageous unknown Bulgarian.
The in habitants are Bulgarians, Sultan Murad the Conqueror in 784(1382-1383)
With a large army Sultan Murad moved towards the southwestern regions of the Tarnovo Tsardom with the main objective to seize its center Sofia.
Sultan Murad IV of the Ottoman Empire punished the soldiers smoking tobacco by beheading,
Surviving the Turkish conquest of the city in 1393, they were returned to the RilaMonastery in 1469 with the permission of Sultan Murad II.
It was built in the time of sultan Murad II(1421- 1451) on the place
Its original name is Muradiye mosque because people believed that it was created during the reign of Sultan Murad and that he has financed this construction.
Ahmed Osman, the commander of the Sultan Murad rebel group, told Reuters news
The Sultan Murad Brigade, comprising predominantly ethnic Turkmens,
before being granted by Sultan Murad IV to the Safavid Emir Gûne Han in the 17th century,