Historical place archive

Adrianople in History

Browse historical events and people recorded at Adrianople in Bulgaria. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.

9 records4 event labels5 people718–1913

Historical events in Adrianople

718

718
Battle of Adrianople
Tervel · Military

Leads an army into Thrace & defeats Maslama south of Adriaople

1205

1205
Battle of Adrianople
Kaloyan · Holy Crusades, 4th

Defeats the combined forces of the Venetian Doge Enrico Dandalo & Baldwin I. Captures the Emperor of Constantinople who dies in captivity

1912

29 October 1912
Siege of Adrianople
Nikola Ivanov · Balkan Wars, 1st

Begins operations against Adrianople.

1913

1913
Capture of Adrianople
Ferdinand Ferdinand I · Balkan Wars, 1st

Bulgarian forces conquer Adrianople while Greek forces liberate Ioannina

1913
Capture of Adrianople
Ferdinand Ferdinand I · Balkan Wars, 2nd

The Ottomans retake Adrianople (Edirne) which had historic significance for the Turks, being a former Ottoman capital city

1913
Siege of Adrianople
Ferdinand Ferdinand I · Balkan Wars, 1st

Bulgarian forces conquer Adrianople while Greek forces liberate Ioannina

26 March 1913
Capture of Adrianople
Nikola Ivanov · Balkan Wars, 1st

Captures Adrianople with Serbian assistance.

26 March 1913
Capture of Adrianople
Nikola Ivanov · Balkan Wars, 1st

Commands the Bulgarian Second Army during the fall of Adrianople.

23 July 1913
Ottoman Recapture of Adrianople
Ferdinand I · Balkan Wars, 2nd

Loses Adrianople as Bulgarian forces withdraw from Thrace.

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