Maria Sursuvul

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Maria Sursuvul was a Bulgarian noblewoman of the early medieval period, best known as the mother of Tsar Peter I of Bulgaria.

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instanceOf Bulgarian noblewoman
medieval Bulgarian aristocrat
continent Europe
countryOfCitizenship First Bulgarian Empire
culture medieval Bulgarian culture
ethnicGroup Bulgarians
motherOf Peter I of Bulgaria
nativeLanguage Old Bulgarian
linked to: Church Slavonic
nobleRank tsaritsa consort of Bulgaria
notableFor being the mother of Tsar Peter I of Bulgaria
occupation noblewoman
partOf Bulgarian imperial court
positionHeld member of the Bulgarian nobility
relative Peter I of Bulgaria
Simeon I of Bulgaria
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
residence Preslav
sexOrGender female
spouse Simeon I of Bulgaria
timePeriod early 10th century

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Peter I of Bulgaria mother Maria Sursuvul