- The
Berziti (Bulgarian,
Macedonian and Serbian: Берзити; Gr****: Βερζῆτες, romanized: Berzites) were a
South Slavic tribe that
settled in
Byzantine Macedonia...
-
Slavic rule in 595. The
Slavic tribe which sacked Scupi was
probably the
Berziti, who had
invaded the
entire Vardar valley.
However the
Slavs did not settle...
- town
originates from the name of this
settlement po****ted by the
Slavic Berziti tribe. In Turkish, the city is
known as Kırçova.
Kicevo was
first mentioned...
- all of the
Diocese of
Macedonia were
numerous tribes of Drougoubitai,
Berziti, Sagudates, Rhynchinoi, Baiounitai, Belegezites,
Melingoi and Ezeritai...
- the
early 7th century, it was
colonized by a
Slavic tribe known as the
Berziti.
Bulgaria conquered the city
around 840. The name
Ohrid first appeared...
-
Lower Danube Slavs),
Chatzon (615s, of Sagudates, Belegezites, Baiounitai,
Berziti), Samo (623–658, West Slavs),
Dervan (630s, Sorbs),
Perbundos (670s, of...
-
tribes in the
environs of
Thessaloniki and
further afield,
including the
Berziti in Pelagonia.
Apart from
Slavs and late Byzantines, Kuver's "Sermesianoi"...
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Epirus Albania,
Greece Belegezites Велегезити (Velegeziti)
Thessaly Greece Berziti Брсјаци (Brsjaci) Lake
Ohrid North Macedonia Drougoubitai Драгувити (Draguviti)...
- (common
ancestors of most
Eastern South Slavs) East
South Slavic group Berziti / Bersites, in Ohrid,
North Macedonia Drougoubitai / Draguvites, in North...
- to
colonize some of
their lands with more
Slavs from the
neighbouring Berziti, as the
earlier Bulgar expansion had
caused m****ive Slav
migrations and...
