- Ajtony,
Ahtum or
Achtum (Hungarian: Ajtony, Bulgarian: Охтум, Romanian: Ahtum, Serbian: Ахтум) was an early-11th-century
ruler in the
territory now known...
-
Moritzberg 1912:
Steuerwald 1938:
Drispenstedt and
Neuhof 1971:
Ochtersum 1974:
Achtum-Uppen, Bavenstedt, Einum, Himmelsthür, Itzum, Marienburg,
Marienrode and...
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conquered and destro**** in the
middle of the
tenth century.
Another ruler,
Achtum,
rebuilt it but the
Hungarians destro**** it
again in 1028. Arad was first...
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basically a
transcription of a much
later report of the
early 11th-century
Achtum, Glad's
alleged descendant. In contrast, for instance,
Madgearu maintains...
- Nordenham, Bochum, Borkum, Wilsum, Walsum, Fulerum, Loc****,
Arnum Bolzum,
Achtum, Heyersum,
Westernam -(h)am,-heim, -(h)em, -um (Heim) Crailsheim, Kirchham...
- a
chieftain named Achtum who was
baptized according to the Gr**** rite
around 1002. Gyula's
territory was
incorporated with
Achtum's territory into the...
