5. MY HYPOTHESIS ABOUT THE CONTENTS OF THE SO-CALLED BY ME "DEVNENSKY COLUMN INSCRIPTION" DEDICATED TO DEATH AND THE BURIAL (PLACE) OF St. BOYAN-ENRAVOTA, PRINCE BULGARIAN

"+ Around the year 833, "A heavy beast" (Prince Malamir) killed his eldest brother (Prince Boyan-Enravota/Risuvania Godenik) and immediately returned his middle brother to the heavily depopulated old Bulgarian capital city of Dansven (now Devnya) (Prince Zvinitsa), who was seriously ill from the spreading tuberculosis. In the middle between the cities of Dansven and Dansvin (fortified city of Palmatis, today near the village of Onogur, Dobrich region) of the two brothers (respectively, Zvinitsa and Malamir) at the request of the Greek Saint (author and creator of the Inscription), the burial pits of the burned and Bulgarians buried because of tuberculosis. Meanwhile, the author personally confirmed the described events. According to him, after precise measurement and calculations, the distance from the Tomb (Grave) of Kvyaz Boyan-Eravota, which was in the middle of the Cemetery, to the Ancient Churchyard of the author in Dansven, was 20,000 Greek orgias, and from it to a city Danswin – also 20,000 orgies. This distance of 20,000 orgies now equals exactly 35,600 m. And all that the Saint saw in the secluded Cemetery was only tuberculosis. After verifying the correctness and accuracy of the Inscription carved on the column, the Saint approved it and paid the three masters who, one after the other with different handwriting, finally managed to finish the difficult work. The good man (Prince Boyan-Enravota), who died in the name of faith in Christ in terrible torments just like the biblical John the Baptist, was born "here" (in the princely town of Dansven). For the last time, This Description (Sacred Inscription) reminded the Saint of this pain. Lord Malamir"s name was Omortag. The name Omortag should not be confused with the name of his glorious father, Prince Mortagon, because with the name Omortag, the Bulgarians branded Malamir forever as a Brother-slayer and Death-bringer. You readers, don"t be shy!” Centuries later (1230), a Bulgarian king (great-great-grandson of St. Boyan-Enravota, prince of Bulgaria) supplemented the text with the last sentence: "The so-called Saint (Author and Creator of the Inscription) lived to 100 years." He transferred the Devne column and installed it in the Turnovo church "St. 40 martyrs" to be known and remembered. For centuries, thousands of scholars have been working on the translation of this sacred inscription for Bulgaria and for the BOC, but its true meaning remains mysterious and misunderstood. Most likely, this attempt of mine will also come out in vain, because this Inscription was created by a wise and far smarter than me 100-year-old Man.

20. 10. 2023 Author of DEVNENSKI SOURCES OF EUROPEAN AND BULGARIAN HISTORY (DIEBI): Eng. Dr. Драгия Драгиев.

Бележжка: Горните 5 превода са извършени с помощта на Гугъл и е желателно да бъдат усънршенствани от специалисти, с каквито аз нямам връзки, а и финансови възможности.