Bulgaria, Cherven ancient Medieval city

The video explores the fortified town of Chervin, located near Ruse, Bulgaria. It highlights Chervin's historical significance as a Byzantine fortress and a major center during the 2nd Bulgarian Empire. The town experienced decline after the Ottoman conquest but saw a revival in the 17th century. Archaeological excavations have uncovered significant artifacts, including a feudal palace, churches, and a tower. Chervin is now a national archaeological reserve and a popular tourist attraction.

What was the primary role of Chervin during the 14th century?

• A modern industrial hub

• A remote village

• A major cultural and administrative center

• A small trading post

In what year did Chervin become the headquarters of the Bishop's residence?

• 1910

• 1388

• 1235

• 1965

Which empire conquered Chervin in 1388?

• The Mongol Empire

• The Ottoman Turks

• The Byzantine Empire

• The Roman Empire

What significant structure from the 14th century has been preserved in Chervin?

• A three-story tower

• A medieval bridge

• A large cathedral

• A royal palace

When did regular archaeological research begin at the Chervin site?

• 1930

• 1965

• 1960

• 1910