Kaloyan of Bulgaria
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Kaloyan the Romanslayer, Ivan II, ruled as emperor (tsar) of Bulgaria 1197-1207. He was born in about 1168/1169. The name Kaloyan (in Latin Caloiohannes), signifies the "Good John" or the "Handsome John", and is derived from Greek Kaloi ann s, a standard augmentation of the names of Byzantine emperors named "John" in the Komnenian and later periods. Another of his nicknames was Ioannitsa, variously rendered Ioannitza, Ivanitsa, a diminutive form of Ivan or Ioan (John in nglish).

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Kaloyan the Romanslayer, Ivan II, ruled as emperor (tsar) of Bulgaria 1197-1207. He was born in about 1168/1169. The name Kaloyan (in Latin Caloiohannes), signifies the "Good John" or the "Handsome John", and is derived from Greek Kaloi ann s, a standard augmentation of the names of Byzantine emperors named "John" in the Komnenian and later periods. Another of his nicknames was Ioannitsa, variously rendered Ioannitza, Ivanitsa, a diminutive form of Ivan or Ioan (John in nglish).