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Lechites (Polish: Lechici, German: Lechiten), also
known as the
Lechitic tribes (Polish:
Plemiona lechickie, German:
Lechitische Stämme), is a name given...
- The
exonym possibly derives from
either Lech, a
legendary ruler of the
Lechites, or from the Lendians, a West
Slavic tribe that
dwelt on the south-easternmost...
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Poles are
considered to be the
descendants of the
ancient West
Slavic Lechites and
other tribes that
inhabited the
Polish territories during the late...
- over 1,300 years, when
diverse tribes and
peoples such as the
Vikings and
Lechites erected strongholds in the vicinity. It
subsequently served as the seat...
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absorbed into the
state by
Mieszko I and
began integrating with the
Eastern Lechites.
Common Lechitic features include:
Labiovelarization of *telt (but compare...
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group Northern March Limes Sorabicus Limes Saxoniae Lechites Sorbs Kashubians Drevani Wendland Slovincians Czechs Silesians Slovenes...
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Wydawnictwo Sport i Turystyka, 1966, p. 112. "Plemiona
lechickie i ich ziemie" [
Lechite tribes and
their lands]. literat.ug.edu.pl (in Polish).
Retrieved 2024-01-05...
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leader Lechites (Tribe)
Krakus I also Krak or
Grakch c. 8th
century c. 8th
century Unknown c. 8th
century Legendary founder of Kraków
Lechites (Tribe)...
- were
first recorded within Silesia in the 1st
century BC. West
Slavs and
Lechites arrived in the
region around the 7th century, and by the
early ninth century...
- and a
rival of the
Roman Empire, in the 1st
century BCE. It was
ruled by
Lechites,
which would be
ancestors of
modern Polish people, with its
centre located...
