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Thrace (Thracia in lat. and in Bulgarian Trakia) was never an old name of Bulgaria (after Bulgaria was extablished first in 681 AD by Haan Asparukh). Well Mizia, the Rodhopes, The Trakia were parts of greater Bulgaria but never was an ALTERNATE name

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