The1890s in thePrincipality of Bulgaria

• Prince of Bulgaria:Ferdinand I (1887–1918)
• Prime Minister of Bulgaria:
  • Stefan Stambolov (1887–1894)
  • Konstantin Stoilov (1894–1899)
  • Dimitar Grekov (1899)
  • Todor Ivanchov (1899–1901)

• The first opera company in Bulgaria is founded.^[1]
• 7 September –Parliamentary elections are held. The result is an overwhelming victory for thePeople's Liberal Party of Prime MinisterStefan Stambolov.^[2]

• TheEagles' Bridge in Sofia is constructed byCzech architect Václav Prošek, his brother Jozef and his cousins Bohdan and Jiří.^[3] They also construct theLions' Bridge.
• PMG "Ekzarh Antim I" is established.
• TheYoung Macedonian Literary Association is established.
• 2 August – TheBuzludzha Congress begins atBuzludzha, resulting in the founding of theBulgarian Social Democratic Party.^[4]

• Bolyarka, aBulgarian beer brand from the city ofVeliko Tarnovo, is founded by the HadjiSlavchevi brothers.^[5]
• 25 July – TheNavibulgar shipping company is founded.^[6]

• 30 July –Parliamentary elections are held.^[7]

• 23 September –Parliamentary elections are held.Voter turnout is unusually high.^[8]

• TheMacedonian Secret Revolutionary Committee (MSRC) is founded inPlovdiv.^[9]
• TheSupreme Macedonian Committee chetas' action takes place.
• TheMacedonian Secret Revolutionary Committee is established.
• TheSupreme Macedonian-Adrianople Committee is established.

• Bulgariasends one athlete, Swiss gymnastCharles Champaud, to the inaugural1896 Summer Olympics.^[10]
• TheDemocratic Party is founded.
• TheNational Academy of Art is founded.
• TheStrandzha is founded.
• 29 November –Parliamentary elections are held in the country. The elections are marred by disturbances, particularly inSofia. The elections are won by the ruling party (thePeople's Party) led by Prime MinisterKonstantin Stoilov.^[11]

• Sucreries Raffineries Bulgares becomes active.^[12]

• TheBulgarian News Agency is founded.^[13]
• The firstRozhen National Folklore Fair is held.^[14]

• 30 January –Dimitar Grekov is appointed asPrime Minister of Bulgaria byKing Ferdinand I, but removed from office less than 10 months later on October 13.
• 25 April – TheLiberal Party wins 89 of the 169 seats in the parliament followingparliamentary elections. Voter turnout is 49.5%.^[15]

• 1895
  • 18 July –Stefan Stambolov, former Prime Minister and regent of Bulgaria (born 1854)^[16]

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