Ottoman Bulgaria was the region of the Balkans, roughly similary to modern Bulgaria, that was under Ottoman rule between 1396 and 1878. It was preceded by the Second Bulgarian Empire, which existed from 1185–1396.
The Second Bulgarian Empire was the region of the Balkans, roughly similar to modern Bulgaria, that was a political entity from 1185 to 1396. It was succeeded by Ottoman Bulgaria, which existed from 1396 to 1878.
A person who is a captive from Bulgaria was someone who has their family origins in the Second Bulgrian Empire (1185–1396) or Ottoman Bulgaria (1396–1878) and was taken into captivity and subsequently slavery.
The Crimean Peninsula is a peninsula on the northern coast of the Black Sea. In the late medieval and early modern era, the region was mainly under the control of the Mongol Empire (1238–1449) and the Crimean Khanate (1449–1783). There were several autonomous Genoese colonies on the peninsula from 1286–1475.
This attribute indicates enslaved person named as a Mingrelian, who was a captive from the ethnic group located in the Samgrelo region in the medieval Kingdom of Georgia.
The Maghreb Region is the region roughly corresponding to the western half of North Africa, for the most part under the dominion of various Islamic polities.
This attribute describes a person held captive, usually in a state of enslavement, from the Emirate of Granada or Maghreb Africa and described in the sources as a 'Moor' or 'Moorish'.
