- The
Annals of
Lorsch classifies the
Linones as Wends.
According to the
Royal Frankish Annals, in 808 the
Linones and
Smeldingi "defected" to the Danish...
- the Elbe).
Other tribes ****ociated with the
confederation include the
Linones (Linonen) near Lenzen, the
Travnjane near the Trave, and the
Drevani in...
-
chief called Godelaib was
captured by
trickery and hanged. The
Slavic Linones,
Smeldingi and Wiltzes, the last-mentioned
being old
enemies of the Obodrites...
-
against "those Slavs, who are
called Linai and Bechelenzi." The Linai, as
Linones, are also
mentioned in the
Royal Frankish Annals for 811. The
Annals of...
- Saxony, in the
Hanoverian Wendland,
Lechitic tribes in modern-day Germany).
Linones, in the
region around Lenzen. Lipani,
tribe that
lived scattered in the...
- are mentioned: 1.
Nortabtrezi (Obotrites), 2.
Uuilci (Veleti), 3.
Linaa (
Linones), 4.–6.Bethenici-Smeldingon (Smeldingi)-Morizani, 7.
Hehfeldi (Hevelli)...
-
Prior to 808,
according to the
Royal Frankish Annals, the
Smeldingi and
Linones recognized the
suzerainty of the Franks. In that year, however, they switched...
- the
Franks and Saxons, to
restore his
authority over the
tribes of the
Linones and the Bethenici, who had soon
after Thrasco's
death thrown off their...
- the west and the
Kessinians to the east of Lake Schwerin, as well as the
Linones to the south, who
later emerged with
their own
tribal princes. The extent...
- plus
northern Zauche Gau Liezizi [pl]:
between the
lower Havel and Elbe
Linones or Linagga:
northern Prignitz,
between the Elde and Elbe Meseritz: south...
