Battle of Adrianople (1254)
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Battle of
Part of the Byzantine-Bulgarian Wars
Date 1254
Location Adrianople
Result Byzantine victory
Belligerents
Bulgarian Empire Byzantine Empire
v • d • e
Early wars
Ongal – 1st Anchialus – 1st Marcelae – Rishki Pass – 2nd Anchialus – Berzitia – 2nd Marcelae
Krum's campaigns
Serdica – Pliska – 1st Adrianople – Versinikia
Simeon I's campaigns
Bulgarophygon  – 3rd Anchialus  – Katasyrtai  – Pigae
Conquest of Bulgaria (971-1018)
Dorostolon – Trajan's Gates – 1st Thessalonica – Spercheios  – Skopie – Kreta – 2nd Thessalonica – Kleidion – Strumitsa – Bitola – Setina – Dyrrhachium
Bulgarian revolts
3rd Thessalonica – 4th Thessalonica  – Ostrovo
Second Bulgarian Empire
Tryavna –
Arcadiopolis – Serres – Varna – Klokotnitsa – 2nd Adrianople – Devina – Skafida – Rusokastro

The Battle of Adrianople was fought in 1254 between the Byzantine Empire and the Bulgarians. The Byzantines were victorious.

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