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Георги Н. Николов. Самостоятелни и полусамостоятелни владения във възобновеното Българско царство (края на XII – средата на XIII в.). София, ИК „Гутенберг", 2011. 256 с.
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Георги Н. Николов. Самостоятелни и полусамостоятелни владения във възобновеното Българско царство (края на XII – средата на XIII в.). София, ИК „Гутенберг", 2011. 256 с.
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