Brusa, surrendered, [3].
Bukarest, see Treaty of, and Peace Conference.
Bulgaria, independent, [8]; suffers most, [8]; church, progress, area, [9]; under Moslem despotism, [11]; ravaged by Turks, decline, [14]; educational movement, [23]; exarchate established, [24]; revolt against Turkey, [25]; "Big Bulgaria," [25]; proclaimed independent, [26]; astounding progress, [27]; area and population, [29]; declares war against Turkey, [34]; alliance with Greece, [35]; with Servia, [35]; decide to mobilize, [36]; enters Thrace, [54]; success at Kirk Kilisse, Lule Burgas, and Chorlu, [55]; capture Adrianople, [57]; disagreement with Servia, [65]; rivalry with Greece, [65]; as to division of Macedonia, [72]; demands that Servia observe treaty, [76]; claims of, [77]; exarchate in Macedonia, [81]; alleged majority in Macedonia, [88]; jingoism in, [96]; position of, as to arbitration of Czar, [99]; uncompromising policy, [101]; her mistake, [102]; opens war, [107]; defeat by Allies, [109]; makes peace, [110]; present attitude, [127].
Byron, Lord, volunteer in Greece, [21].
Byzantine Empire, falling before Turks, [4]; annihilates Bulgaria under Samuel, [10].
Chataldja, now border of Turkey, [8]; Bulgarians at, [55].
Chorlu, Bulgarians victorious at, [55].
Christians, defeated by Moslems, [5]; races quarrel, [11]; In Macedonia, [31]; oppressed, [13].
Constantine, King, [20]; as Crown Prince, commanding general, [48]; success, [50]; captures Janina, [57]; ability and achievements, [124].
Constantinople, seat of Byzantine Empire, [4]; captured by Mohammed II, [5]; left to Turkey, [8]; Russia at gates of, [25].