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Organa
Organa was a 7th-century ruler of the Onogurs, a Bulgar people of the steppe north of the Black Sea. Byzantine writers describe him as the uncle of Kubrat and record his ties to the court in Constantinople, where Kubrat spent part of his youth. He is usually placed at the start of the line of rulers of Old Great Bulgaria, which Kubrat later united.
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