Bulgaria is founded in II millennium B.C. in Central Asia. Bulgarian nation is the oldest in Europe.

Bulgarian national invention: The calendar, the week

The prophet Grandmother Vanga is world phenomenon. The Madara rider and Boyana church are world culture achievements and treasures.

John Atanasoff - The inventor of Personal Computer
Assen Yordanoff - The biggest man of American aviation, chief constructor in "Boeing", Bulgarian war hero
Peter Petroff - Inventor of digital watch and etc, constructor in NASA, veteran in WWII, Bulgarian guardsman
Rumen Petkov - The inventor of new era engine, automatic gear-box without steps, 6-step gear-box, constructor of Bulgarian automobile, etc

Bulgarian saints: st.John of Rila - our keeper, st.Cyril and Methodius - keepers of Europe, st.Seven men, st.Boris I Baptist, st.Peter I, st.Evtimiy, Theodosiy, Petka of Tarnovo, st.Sophroniy of Vratza, st.Gavriil of Lesnovo, st.Prohor of Pchinya, st.Romil of Vidin, st.Dimitar of Bassarbovo st.Nikola and George of Sofia, st. Enravota, Ignatiy, Nikodim, Zlata, George, Ephrem, Kiprian, Yoakim.

Bulgarian culture: Bulgarian middle-age empire has 80%-100% literacy rate, Bulgarian literator. St. Clement of Ohrid made the Cyrilic alphabet. Bulgarian middle-age culture was the most famous equal as Byzantyne. In Bulgarian empire starts the Reneisence.

Bulgarian sportsman: Hristo Stoitchkov, George Asparuhov, Dan Kolov, Stefka Kostadinova, Boyan Radev, Veselin Topalov, Yordanka Donkova, Vesela Lecheva, Darko Panchev, Dimitar Berbatov, Matey Kaziyski, Velichko Cholakov, Kaloian Mahlianov - Kotoōshū Katsunori

Bulgarian writers: Joan Ekzarkh, Chernorizetz Hrabar, Hristo Botev, Yordan Yovkov, Nikola Vaptzarov, Yordan Radichkov, Ivan Vazov, Peyo Yavorov, Pencho Slaveykov, Petya Dubarova

Bulgarian public figures: Kabkhan Isbul, Marko Totev, Stefan Bogoridi, Georgiev brothers, Stefan Stambolov, George Markov, Ignat Kaneff, Petko Karavelov, Sergey Antonov, George Dimitrov, priest Bogomil, Peter Danov, Ivan Garelov, Elena Yoncheva, Bulgarian medics in Libia

Bulgarian artists: Anna-Maria Ravnopolska-Dean, Valya Balkanska, Hristo Shopov, Vladimir Dimitrov - Maistora, George Bojilov, Stefan Danailov, Nikolay Gyaurov, Boris Hristov, Hristina Mofova, Rayna Kabaivanska, The mystery of Bulgarian voices, 100 kaba pipes, Zlatiu Boyadjiev, Emil Dimitrov, Ivan Milev, Rumen Petkov(director-Dexter's lab, Johny Bravo)

Bulgarian revolutionaries: Vassil Levski - national hero, Hristo Botev - genial poet, Goce Delchev, George Rakovski, George Benkovski

Bulgarian military: Asparuh, Simeon I, Krakra, Samuil, Asen I, Kaloyan, Ivailo, Momchil, Kali Marko, George Mamarchev, Danail Nikolaev, Atanas Uzunov, George Vazov, Vassil Kutinchev, Ivan Fichev, Vladimir Vazov, George Todorov, Stefan Toshev, Kliment Boyadjiev, Kosta Kavarnaliev

Bulgarian scientists: Joan Ekzarkh, Paisiy of Hilendar, George Nadjakov, Asen Zlatarov, Minko Balkanski, Venceslav Andreichev, George Kitov, Nikolay Ovcharov

Bulgarian bravery men: Balkandji Yovo, Indzhe Voyvoda, Kocho Chestimenski, Gyuro Mihaylov, Kosta Kavarnaliev

Bulgarian middle-age Emperor families are in ties with many other aristocratic families in Europe. Kan Kubrat, kan Asparuh, kan Krum, kan Boris I, tzar Simeon I, tzar John Assen II are the most famous Bulgarian rulers.

Genocides and ethnic cleanshings against Bulgarians:
By Turks: 1378-1381 (total genocide), 1364-1913 (mass denationalization and massacres, legal child robbering, slavery), 1913 (ethnic cleanshing in Bulgarian region of Thrace)
By Greeks: 811(massacres in Bulgarian capital and big cities, total genocide was avert in Varbitza battle), 1913 (ethnic cleanshing in Bulgarian region of Macedonia)
By Serbs: 1912-1991(massacres, murderers, denationalization), 1944-1953 (massacres and mass murederes, successful strategy for separation of Bulgarian nation, building of "Macedonian" nation)

Notable massacres against Bulgarians:
By Turks: Tarnovo 1393, Batak, Perushtitza, Boyadzik 1876, Stara Zagora 1877, Smardesh 1903, Ilieva niva 1913, Bunovo 1985
By Greeks: Belasitza 1014, Zagorichani 1905, Kukush 1913, Petrich 1925
By Serbs: Tikvesh, Ohrid and Debar 1913, Shtip 1927, Prespa 1945 (Bloody Christmas)

Remember Batak, Zagorichani, Prespa