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Символи и реликви от българските земи

Bukovski Kh.

For at least two million years, the inhabitants of the present-day Bulgarian lands have carved symbols, created alphabets, and devised all sorts of secret or explicit writing systems using various materials, including bones, stone, leather, metals, …

Изток-Запад

София, 2017,
Paperback, 448 p, (In Bulgarian)

ISBN 9786190100508

34 USD

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Изток-Запад

София, 2017,
Paperback, 448 p, (In Bulgarian)

ISBN 9786190100508

Тайните за змейовете

Произход и наследство

Bukovski Kh.

In this book, Hristo Bukovski continues his analysis of the beliefs of the ancient inhabitants of the Bulgarian land, their secret paths of knowledge and hidden messages. In his new book he delves into the myths about serpents and tries to decipher …

Сиела

София, 2022,
Paperback, 376 p, (In Bulgarian)

ISBN 9789542838616

32 USD

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София, 2022,
Paperback, 376 p, (In Bulgarian)

ISBN 9789542838616

Духовната империя България

Bukovski Kh.

The father of history, Herodotus, wrote about our ancient ancestors here that they were "the most numerous people after the Hindus". They inhabited the Balkan Peninsula from the Aegean islands of Thasos, Samothrace, Lemnos and Imbros to the banks of…

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София, 2024,
Soft, 288 p, (In Bulgarian)

ISBN 9789542849186

45 USD

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София, 2024,
Soft, 288 p, (In Bulgarian)

ISBN 9789542849186

Опасният архив на богомилите – светилища, тайнства и вяра

Bukovski Kh.

Bogomilism was a Gnostic religiopolitical sect founded in the First Bulgarian Empire by the priest Bogomil during the reign of Tsar Peter I in the Xth century. This book - a kind of guide to the sacred places of the Bulgarian lands.

Сиела

София, 2013,
Soft, 392 p, (In Bulgarian)

ISBN 9789542813163

28 USD

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София, 2013,
Soft, 392 p, (In Bulgarian)

ISBN 9789542813163

Скритият поход на българските кръстоносци

Подбор, подготовка, посвещение и подвиг на свещените воини

Bukovski Kh.

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