Editing Count (section)

===South Eastern Europe===
====Bulgaria====
In the [[First Bulgarian Empire]], a ''komit'' was a hereditary provincial ruler under the [[tsar]] documented since the reign of [[Presian I of Bulgaria|Presian]] (836-852)<ref>Лъв Граматик, [http://kroraina.com/NI/izvori/GIBI_V/156.gif Гръцки извори за българската история, т. V, стр. 156]; Жеков, Ж. България и Византия VII-IX в. - военна администрация, Университетско издателство "Св. Климент Охридски", София, 2007, {{ISBN|978-954-07-2465-2}}, стр. 254</ref> The [[Cometopuli dynasty|Cometopouli]] dynasty was named after its founder, the ''komit'' of [[Sofia|Sredets]].

====Montenegro and Serbia====
The title of [[Serdar (Ottoman rank)|Serdar]] was used in the [[Principality of Montenegro]] and the [[Principality of Serbia]] as a noble title below that of [[Voivode]] equivalent to that of Count.