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Dragovit (died in 810; Latin: Drogoviz; German: Dragowit; Polish: Drogowit) was a
pagan ruler (prince or chief) of the
Veleti (Latin: rex Wiltorum; "king...
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Georgios Dragovits (Gr****: Γιώργος Ντράγκοβιτς; born (1968-10-20)20
October 1968) is a
retired Gr**** male
volleyball player. He was part of the Greece...
- successor, of
Dragovit. He had two sons, Milegast, and Cealadragus, with Milegast, as the
eldest son,
succeeding his throne. Liub was a son of
Dragovit, a ruler...
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Duchy of
Thuringia (complete list) –
Heden II, Duke (689–719)
Veleti –
Dragovit,
Prince (c.740–post-789)
Volga Bulgaria (complete list) – Kotrag, Potentate...
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replaced by the
Lutici who at
least in part
continued the
Veleti tradition.
Dragovit (c. 740–810) Liub (810–823)
Milegast (823–823)
Cealadragus (823–?) Pomerania...
- him
accompanying Charlemagne on his
campaign against the
Veleti leader Dragovit.
According to the 12th-century Kaiserchronik, he was
slain by Charlemagne's...
- Desa (< Desimir, Desina), Dobralj, Dobro/Dobre, Dobronja, Dobroša, Drago,
Dragovit, Grčina, Kočina, Mihač, Mihe, Mirča/Mirče, Odoljen, Petronja, Prodan, Prvo...
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Daridis Giorgos Dermatis Christos Dimitrakopoulos Iraklis Doriadis Giorgos Dragovits -
Mitar Đurić
Giannis Fakas - Dima
Filippov Andreas Frangos Vasilis Galakos...
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included the
Sorbs and
Obotrites led by
chieftain Witzan. The army
reached Dragovit, who surrendered,
followed by
other Slavic magnates and
chieftains who...
- to the
Peene river,
against the
Veleti who were
allies of the Saxons.
Dragovit, king of the Veleti,
whose castle,
civitas Dragowiti was said to most likely...
