The World's History: South-eastern and eastern Europe

Albanian Alexander Alexius ander Arabs Armenian army Asia Minor Athens Bajazet Balkan Balkan Peninsula Basilius battle became bishop Bohemia brother Bulgarian Byzan Byzantine Empire Byzantium capital century Christian Church civilization clergy conquered conquest Constantine Constantinople court Croatian culture Czar Dalmatia Danube death defeated district Duke East ecclesiastical Egypt Emir emperor Europe fleet forced frontier German Grand Vizier Greece Greeks after Alex Hellenism Hungary Illyrian imperial influence inscription Italy Janissaries Johann Justinian king kingdom language later Latin Macedonia military Mohammed Mohammedan monastery Moravia Morea Murad Mustafa Nicephorus organisation Oriental Osman Pasha patriarch peace Peloponnese Peninsula Persian political Pope population Porte possession prince provinces recognised revolt Roman Empire Rome ruler Russian secured Selim III Servian Silesia Slavonic Slavs struggle Sultan Syrian territory Thessalonica Thessaly throne tion towns tribes troops Turkey Turkish Turks Venetians Venice victory Wallachia West Western