Definition of Liutician. Meaning of Liutician. Synonyms of Liutician

- Polonized form Lutici Luticians - Lucice Leutici Leuticians - - Liutici Liuticians - - Lyutici - - - Lutitii Lutitians - - - Liutitians - - Lutizi Lutizians...
- Northern marches in Western Pomerania, divided by the Peene river. The Liutician federation regain independence in an uprising of 983 but suc****bed to...
- the Liuticians parti****ted in the Holy Roman Empire's wars against Piast Poland. The alliance broke off when Poland was defeated, and the Liutician federation...
- Oder lagoon. Subsequent Polish rulers, the Holy Roman Empire, and the Liutician federation all aimed to control the territory. After the decline of the...
- of the Baltic Sea area and the surrounding Obodritic (in the west) and Liutician (in the south) occupied mainland for the next few centuries. Many traces...
- Middle Ages, Pomerania was largely po****ted by Slavic Pomeranians and Liuticians, who spoke the Pomeranian and Polabian languages. During the High Middle...
- settled by the Obotrites, Pomerania was settled by the Veleti (later Liuticians) and the Rani. Along the coast, Vikings and Slavs established trade posts...
- site of the ****ure monastery; according to legend he was murdered by a Liutician pagan. The abbey was settled by Benedictine monks from Berge Abbey near...
- before the German king. As a result, in 1015 Henry, supported by his pagan Liutician allies, launched another armed expedition against him. He attempted to...
- German Ostsiedlung, before which the area was settled by Wends of the Liuticians or Rani tribe. Jaromar II, Danish prince of Rügen, granted the town Lübeck...