- The
Battle of the
Boarn (West Frisian:
Slach oan de
Boarn; Dutch: Slag aan de Boorne) or
Battle by
Jirnsum was an 8th
century battle between the Franks...
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Bavarians (Bavarian:
Boarn;
Standard German: Bayern) are an
ethnographic group of
Germans of the
Bavaria region, a
state within Germany. The group's dialect...
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emerged in the mid-7th
century and
probably ended with the
Battle of the
Boarn in 734 when the
Frisians were
defeated by the
Frankish Empire. It lay mainly...
- the
Battle of the
Boarn took place.
Charles ferried an army
across the
Almere with a
fleet that
enabled him to sail up to De
Boarn. The
Frisians were...
- over
between the
Frisians and the Franks. In 734, at the
Battle of the
Boarn, the
Frisians were
defeated after a
series of wars. With the
approval of...
- king Redbad, the
Franks gained the
upper hand. In 734 at the
Battle of the
Boarn the
Frisians were
defeated and the
Franks annexed the
Frisian lands between...
-
Frisia again in 734. In that year, he slew the duke at the
Battle of the
Boarn.
Charles ordered the
Frisian pagan shrines destro****, and so
wholly subjugated...
-
Frisionum in the late
eighth century. Its end came in 734 at the
Battle of the
Boarn, when the
Frisians were
defeated by the Franks, who then
conquered the western...
- the
Boarn: The
Franks under Charles Martel,
mayor of the
palace of
Neustria and Austrasia,
defeat the
Frisians near the
mouth of the
River Boarn (now...
- is
worthy of
remark that this was the
first child which this
woman had
boarn and as is
common in such
cases her
labour was
tedious and the pain violent;...
