Stake attention in this memory
In Zlatograd, Bulgaria, a partially visible male subject is captured in an indoor selfie, pointing at a historical chart displayed on a plain white wall. The man, seen from the chest up, has short dark hair and light facial stubble, wearing a white t-shirt. His right hand is raised with the index finger pointing directly at the document. The document, which appears to be a poster or educational chart, is oriented sideways, affixed to the wall. It features a grid of twelve small, framed portraits of historical figures, arranged in two rows. Below each portrait, blocks of text in Cyrillillic script provide information about the depicted ruler. The main title of the document, prominently displayed on the left side, reads "БЪЛГАРСКИ ВЛАДЕТЕЛИ" (BULGARIAN RULERS). Visible names and regnal years on the chart include "ХАН АСПАРУХ" (Khan Asparuh) (681–701 AD), "ХАН ТЕРВЕЛ" (Khan Tervel) (701–721 AD), "ХАН КРУМ" (Khan Krum) (803–814 AD), "ХАН ОМУРТАГ" (Khan Omurtag) (814–831 AD), "ЦАР БОРИС-МИХАИЛ" (Tsar Boris-Michael) (852–889 AD), "ЦАР СИМЕОН ВЕЛИКИ" (Tsar Simeon Veliki) (893–927 AD), "ЦАР ПЕТЪР" (Tsar Petar) (927–969 AD), "ЦАР САМУИЛ" (Tsar Samuel) (997–1014 AD), "ЦАР КАЛОЯН" (Tsar Kaloyan) (1197–1207 AD), "ЦАР ИВАН АСЕН II" (Tsar Ivan Asen II) (1218–1241 AD), "ЦАР ИВАН АЛЕКСАНДЪР" (Tsar Ivan Alexander) (1331–1371 AD), and "ЦАР ИВАН ШИШМАН" (Tsar Ivan Shishman) (1371–1395 AD). The document has a slightly aged, off-white appearance. The lighting is uniform, suggesting an indoor setting. The person appears to be engaging with or presenting the historical information on the chart.
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