The remains of Tsar Samuil to return to Bulgaria in 2026
The Bulgarian state is preparing for a historic event that will take place in 2026. The remains of one of the most significant rulers in Bulgarian history, Tsar Samuil, will be officially handed over to Bulgaria after more than a thousand years.
Tsar Samuil ruled the First Bulgarian Empire at the end of the 10th and the beginning of the 11th century. He is known for his determination and long struggle for the independence of the Bulgarian state. His reign remains an important part of the country's national memory and cultural heritage.
The return of the remains will be marked by a solemn state ceremony in Sofia. The event is expected to attract great public interest and be attended by representatives of the state government, historians, and citizens who wish to pay tribute to the ruler.
This event is seen as an important step for the preservation of Bulgarian history. The return of the relics to the homeland is a gesture of respect for the past and for one of the most famous medieval Bulgarian rulers.