- 16th century. This is in
stark contrast to the
related tribes Merya and
Muroma,
which appear to have been ****imilated by the East
Slavs by the 10th and...
- with
Muroma.
According to the toponymy, the
Muroma language was
close to the
Merya language. A few
words have been
reconstructed in the
Muroma language...
- Moxammat. The
original po****tions were the
Volga Finnic tribes Meshchyora and
Muroma, Mordvins. The land was
under Kievan Rus' and
Volga Bulgaria's influence...
-
Poland like Mozgawa.
According to a Finno-Ugric hypothesis, the
Merya and
Muroma people, who were
among the pre-Slavic
tribes which inhabited the area, called...
- Mozgawa.
According to one of the Finno-Ugric hypotheses, the
Merya and
Muroma people, who were
among the
several pre-Slavic
tribes which originally inhabited...
- "In the
share of ****heth lies Rus', Chud', and all the gentiles: Merya,
Muroma, Ves', Mordva, Chud'
beyond the portages, Perm', Pechera, Yam', Ugra, Litva...
-
following peoples living "in the
share of ****heth"
among others: Chud, Merya,
Muroma, Ves, Cheremis, Mordvin, Chud
Zavolochskaya ('beyond the portages'), Perm...
- in 2019. The
Meryans are
thought to have been
closely connected with the
Muroma people (whose
language has even been
suggested to have been a
dialect of...
- both
Volga Bulgaria and the
Kievan Rus.
Mordvin princes sometimes raided Muroma and
Volga Bulgaria and
often despoiled each other's holdings.
Mordovia was...
-
Mordvinic languages or to the
Permic languages)
Muromian (spoken by the
Muroma, may have been a
language close to the
Merya and a
transitional language...
