Bulgarian-Latin wars
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Were a series of conflicts between the Second Bulgarian Empire and the Latin Empire.
Chronology
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April 1205: Battle of Adrianople.
May 1205: Theodore Lascaris was able to capture much of northwestern Anatolia after the Bulgarian defeat of Latin Emperor Baldwin I in the Battle of Adrianople.
July 1205: Battle of Serres.
November 1205: During the course of 1205, the Bulgarians captured Serres and Philippopolis, overrunning much of the territory of the Latin Empire in Thrace and Macedonia.
January 1206: Battle of Rusion.
March 1206: Battle of Rodosto (Tekirdağ).
January 1207: On January 31, 1206 the Bulgarians defeated the Latins again in Thrace, and later proceeded to capture Didymoteikhon.
June 1208: Battle of Philippopolis: The Crusaders were victorious. Peace treaty signed between Boril of Bulgaria and Henry of Flanders (Latin Empire).
