Siege Of Varna (1201)
Early wars
- Ongal
- 1st Anchialus
- 1st Marcellae
- Rishki Pass
- 2nd Anchialus
- Berzitia
- 2nd Marcellae
Krum's campaigns
- Serdica
- Pliska
- Versinikia
- 1st Adrianople
- Burdizon
Simeon I's campaigns
- Boulgarophygon
- Achelous (3rd Anchialus)
- Katasyrtai
- Pegae
Sviatoslav's invasion of Bulgaria
- 1st Arcadiopolis
- Dorostolon
Byzantine conquest of Bulgaria
- Trajan's Gates
- 1st Thessalonica
- Spercheios
- Skopje
- 2nd Thessalonica
- Kreta
- 3rd Thessalonica
- Kleidion
- Strumitsa
- Bitola
- Setina
- Dyrrhachium
Uprising of Peter Delyan
- 4th Thessalonica
- 5th Thessalonica
- Ostrovo
Second Bulgarian Empire
- Lovech
- Tryavna
- 2nd Arcadiopolis
- Serres
- Varna
- Klokotnitsa
- 2nd Adrianople
- Devina
- Skafida
- Rusokastro
The siege of Varna (Bulgarian: Обсада на Варна) took place between 21 and 24 March 1201 at Varna, on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast between the Bulgarians and the Byzantines. The Bulgarians were victorious and captured the city.
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