began [...] he gave from [...] the ruler Krumesis gave [...] that sea [...] you did [...] the ruler [...] war they tore the treaties [...] war [...] then [...] name [...] Inscription III: [...] he was raised [...] tore and Omurtag the ruler set by god sent [...] help to me [...] Inscription IV: Khan sybigi Omurtag, ruler from god [...] was [...] and made sacrifice to god Tangra [...] itchurgu boila [...] gold [...] Legacy The Madara Rider is depicted on the obverse of smaller Bulgarian coins (1 to 50 stotinki) issued in 1999 and 2000. A June 29, 2008, official survey on the design of Bulgaria's future euro coins was won by the Madara Horseman with 25.44 percent of the votes. Madara Peak on Livingston Island in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica is named after the historic site of Madara. See also Tourism in Bulgaria List of colossal sculptures in situ References Sources Further reading Vesselin Beschevliev, "Les inscriptions du relief de Madara", Bsl, 16, 1955, p. 212–254 (Medieval Greek, French). Vesselin Beschevliev, "Die protobulgarischen Inschriften", Berlin, 1963 (Medieval Greek, German). Веселин Бешевлиев, "Първобългарски надписи", Издателство на Българската академия на науките, София, 1979 (Medieval Greek, Bulgarian). External links Rock reliefs 8th-century inscriptions World Heritage Sites in Bulgaria Tourist attractions in Shumen Province Sculptures in Bulgaria Monuments and memorials in Bulgaria Archaeological sites in Bulgaria Bulgarian Greek inscriptions Buildings and structures in Shumen Province History of Shumen Province 7th-century sculptures 8th-century sculptures