Tirnova Collection
Tirnova, the old capital of Bulgaria in 1890, holds a rich historical significance
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Tirnova, the old capital of Bulgaria in 1890, holds a rich historical significance. From Cavalry Manoeuvres during the Serbo-Bulgarian War to the Citadel and Palace of the Ancient Kings, this city has witnessed remarkable events. The engravings depict various scenes that unfolded within its walls. One engraving showcases The New Bulgarian Assembly, symbolizing a pivotal moment in Bulgaria's political landscape. Another engraving captures Bulgarian Conspirators being escorted from Beckovazt to Tirnova, highlighting the city's role as a center for revolutionary activities. The Citadel and Palace of the Ancient Kings stand tall as testaments to Bulgaria's regal past. These magnificent structures evoke awe and curiosity about their former inhabitants' lives and reigns. Amidst political turmoil, another engraving portrays The Crisis in Bulgaria at Tirnova during the Opening of the Great Sobranje. This scene encapsulates both tension and hope for change within these historic walls. Not only did Tirnova witness internal conflicts but also external ones like Turkish Refugees seeking shelter from their district near Shumla. Their arrival speaks volumes about Tirnova's reputation as a place of refuge amidst troubled times. The Commemoration of Shipka Pass Defense by Russians in 1877 is depicted through lithography—a reminder of bravery displayed on these very lands. Lastly, an engraving captures Scene in the Great Sobranje at Tirnova during Prince Waldemar of Denmark's election—an event that shaped Bulgaria's future trajectory under foreign influence. Tirnova serves as a treasure trove for historians and enthusiasts alike—its streets echoing with whispers from centuries past while preserving remnants of ancient grandeur.