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The origin of Manichaeism is related to [[Zoroastrianism]]. That is why Bogomilism is sometimes indirectly connected to Zoroastrianism by affinity in the sense of its duality.  
 
The origin of Manichaeism is related to [[Zoroastrianism]]. That is why Bogomilism is sometimes indirectly connected to Zoroastrianism by affinity in the sense of its duality.  
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The [[Orthodox Church#Church of Bulgaria|Church of Bulgaria]] was established by the Byzantine Catholic brothers [[Saint Cyril|Cyril]] and [[Saint Methodius|Methodius]] in the 9th century. The existence in the Bulgarian lands of older Christian heresies which were considered very dualistic (Manichaeism and Paulicianism) undoubtedly influenced the development of the Bogomil movement with initial stirrings of thought toward forming another dualistic heretical doctrine near the end of the ninth century, about 895.  
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The [[Orthodox Church#Church of Bulgaria|Church of Bulgaria]] was established by the Byzantine Catholic brothers [[Saint Cyril|Cyril]] and [[Saint Methodius|Methodius]] in the 9th century. The existence in the Bulgarian lands of older Christian heresies which were considered very dualistic (Manichaeism and Paulicianism) undoubtedly influenced the development of the Bogomil movement with initial stirrings of thought toward forming another dualistic heretical doctrine near the end of the ninth century, about 895. Missionaries from Bulgaria were key in the evangelization of the lands of Serbia, Romania, and Montenegro.  
    
900 - 10th century  
 
900 - 10th century  
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1500 - 16th century
 
1500 - 16th century
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this ancient Patriarchate was suppressed and was made a part of the Church of Constantinople by the Ottoman Turks in the 15th Century.
    
1600 - 17th century
 
1600 - 17th century
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