A city on the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria. Population: 2,500. Originating from the ancient city of Mesembria, it flourished in the Middle Ages as a strategic military and trade center for the Bulgarian and Byzantine empires. There are many remains of important churches, the earliest of which is the 5th-century basilica-style Mitropolia (Metropolitan Church). Examples of eclectic style churches include Svet Ivan (10th-11th centuries), and Greek cross-style churches such as Svet Stefan (12th century), Svet Ivan Neosveteni (Aliturgitos, 12th-13th century), and Pantokrator (12th-13th century). Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
ブルガリアの黒海沿岸の都市。人口約2500。古代都市メセンブリアMesembriaにはじまり,中世にはブルガリア帝国およびビザンティン帝国の軍事,交易の要衝として栄えた。重要な教会堂の遺構が多く,最も早期のものに,5世紀のバシリカ式のミトロポリヤ(府主教座)教会がある。折衷様式の例ではスベーティ・イワン(10~11世紀),ギリシア十字式ではスベーティ・ステファン(12世紀),スベーティ・イワン・ネオスベテーニ(アリトゥルギトス,12~13世紀)とパントクラトール(12~13世紀)などの諸教会がある。
出典 株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について 情報 |
<<: Heat absorbing glass - Nessen Kyushu Glass
A political group during the French Restoration. ...
...Tōzōki are candy-colored rice dumplings made f...
…Like IRI (Industrial Reconstruction Corporation)...
The Tozama Domain was located in the Sonogi regio...
…If we were to translate it, it would be central ...
...An insect of the order Plecoptera and family T...
A Japanese film from 1937 (Showa 12), directed by...
Born: December 4, 1897 in Chicago [Died] October 1...
… In the 17th and 18th centuries, citizen perform...
…Film compounds include phosphates, chromates, ba...
A perennial plant of the Saxifragaceae family foun...
Originally a mechanical term, it means a reaction...
...His works, born from criticism of the ugly asp...
1. A post office that travels to disaster areas, t...
...The most commonly cultivated species for garde...