- 9th century. The name
Pannonian Avars (after the area in
which they settled) is used to
distinguish them from the
Avars of the Caucasus, a
separate people...
-
Caucasian ethnic group. The
Avars are the
largest of
several ethnic groups living in the
Russian republic of Dagestan. The
Avars reside in the
North Caucasus...
- Look up
Avar,
Avars,
avar, ahir, or
avars in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Avar(s) or
AVAR may
refer to:
Avars (Caucasus), a
modern Northeast Caucasian-speaking...
-
Eurasian Avars may
refer to:
Avars (Caucasus), a
people from the
North East
Caucasus Avar Khanate,
Caucasus Pannonian Avars, a
nomadic people who lived...
- as Avaric, is a
Northeast Caucasian language of the
Avar–Andic
subgroup that is
spoken by
Avars,
primarily in Dagestan. In 2010,
there were approximately...
- as a
result of
raids by the
Avars, or
their subject Slavs, into the
Balkan provinces of the
Byzantine Empire. The
Avars usually raided the
Balkans when...
- are
found within the
Avar territory and it is now ****umed that Christianity,
penetrating from Georgia,
survived among the
Avars down to the 14th to 15th...
-
Avars (known by such
names as
Varchonites or
Pseudo Avars), who
settled in
Pannonia (centred on
modern Hungary)
during the 6th century.
These Avars were...
- regions. The
first conflicts between the
Avars and the
Franks occurred in the 560s,
shortly before the
Avar conquest of the
Pannonian Basin.
Armed conflicts...
-
established direct rule over Bavaria, thus
provoking neighbouring Avars.
During the same year,
Avars made an
incursion into Bavaria, but Franko-Bavarian forces...
