 The chancellery of Tsar Ivan Sratsimir of Bulgaria awarded the Braşov Charter to the city of Kronstadt (modern Braşov) in Transylvania, permitting merchants from the city to trade freely within Ivan Sratsimir's realm centred in Vidin.It has been dated between 1369 and 1380 and is today located in the State Archives in Braşov, Romania.Although no other charters have been discovered in the original, there is direct evidence of the existence of other charters as well.