Bulgaria is never conquered

Southpaw

In 920,the First Bulgarian Empire,led by Simeon I, was in a golden age.It was the most powerful nation in Eastern Europe,controlling modern day Bulgaria,Romania,and parts of Serbia.Its scholars were among the best in medieval Europe, and its armies nearly conquered Constantinople.

What would have happened if Bulgaria was never conquered by the Byzantines and later the Ottomans, and existed in its largest extent until today?
 

Wozza

Fireaxe888 said:
In 920,the First Bulgarian Empire,led by Simeon I, was in a golden age.It was the most powerful nation in Eastern Europe,controlling modern day Bulgaria,Romania,and parts of Serbia.Its scholars were among the best in medieval Europe, and its armies nearly conquered Constantinople.

What would have happened if Bulgaria was never conquered by the Byzantines and later the Ottomans, and existed in its largest extent until today?
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Who are these scholars? What exactly happened in this golden age? It was a moderately successful realm, not particularly wealthy and nothing special. In the end the Rus walked all over it without too much trouble.
 
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