Tsar Simeon I of Bulgaria

Tsar Simeon I of Bulgaria, also known as Simeon the Great, was a 9th-century ruler who reigned from 893 to 927 AD. He successfully expanded Bulgaria’s territory, making it a powerful empire in Southeast Europe. Simeon promoted cultural development, supporting the arts, literacy, and the spread of Christianity. His leadership helped establish Bulgaria as a significant political and cultural center during the medieval period. Under his rule, Bulgaria experienced a golden age of strength, stability, and cultural advancement, leaving a lasting legacy in Bulgarian history.