-
settled beyond the
Caucasus Range,
ancestor of the
Ingush and Chechens.
Egros [ka] (Egers) -
settled between the
Black Sea and
Likhi Range (Western Georgia)...
- peoples), Heros,
Kartlos (known to be
ancestor of
Georgian people), and
Egros. Caucas'
descendant Dzurdzuk is said to be the
ancestor of the Chechens...
- ([Rev. ed.] ed.).
Scarecrow Press. ISBN 978-0-8108-5846-6. OCLC 144570965.
Egro,
Dritan (2010).
Oliver Jens
Schmitt (ed.).
Islam in the
Albanian lands (XVth-XVIIth...
-
Fabiola Laço
Egro (born 1963) is one of the
prominent activists of
civil society dating back to the
beginning of the
civil movement for women's rights...
-
Piotr Marczak "Wojny Husyckie" (English, "Hussites Wars") pp. 61–67
published 2003 by "
Egros"
Warsaw Bellum.cz –
Battle of Vítkov Hill 4 July 1420...
- 2013, p. 156; Dobruna-Salihu 2005, pp. 345–346;
Tirta 2004, pp. 68–70;
Egro 2003, p. 35; Stipčević 1974, p. 182.
Brahaj 2007, pp. 16–18.
Galaty et al...
- his
creation by the Stranger, his
consciousness was that of a man
named Egros,
similar to Galactus'
former self Galan.
After formally meeting one another...
-
structurally institutionalized monarchy. Also
known as Egri, Egr,
Eguri and
Egros in The
Georgian Chronicles and
Conversion of
Kartli chronicles. In the Old...
- "important, major, essential" Past grān "expensive, hard" OCS grěnŭ "green" *h₂
éǵros "field" acre (< OE æcer "field") akrs "field" ager (agrī) "field" ⇒ agrós...
-
right is: Movakan, Bardos, Kartlos, Hayk, Thargamos, Lekos, Heros, Caucas,
Egros. An
opening folio of the
Georgian Chronicles (Vakhtangiseuli redaction)...
