The "Gospel of Tsar Ivan Alexander" is a significant medieval manuscript created in the 14th century. It is a beautifully illustrated religious text commissioned by Tsar Ivan Alexander, a ruler of the Second Bulgarian Empire. The gospel is notable for its ornate decorations and serves as an important example of Bulgarian art and culture during this period. This manuscript contains the four Gospels of the New Testament and is written in Old Bulgarian. It reflects the religious devotion of the time and the influence of the Orthodox Church in Bulgaria. The gospel is preserved in the National Library of Bulgaria and is considered a national treasure.