-
Polans may
refer to two
Slavic tribes:
Polans (eastern), an East
Slavic tribe which inhabited both
sides of the
Dnieper river from the 6th to the 9th century...
- Polanie; Old East Slavic: Полѧне, romanized: Poljane), also
known as
Polanians, Polianians, and
Eastern Polans, were an East
Slavic tribe between the...
- The
Polans (Polish: Polanie; Latin: Polani, Polanos), also
known as
Polanians or
Western Polans (Polish:
Polanie Zachodni; Latin:
Polani Occidentis),...
- him to
access Nikola Tesla's factory. Anna
recruits fighters from the
Polanian Resistance to
rescue her father. They are
joined by Anna's
uncle Lech,...
-
between Kiev,
Chernihiv and Pereyaslav,
corresponding to the
tribe of
Polanians,
which started to
identify themself as Rus' (Ukrainian: Русь, Русини)...
- have ****erted that the
Southeastern dialects directly descend from the
Polanians. The
Encyclopedia of
Ukraine rejects the
latter hypothesis. Southeastern...
- Oder rivers, as well as
Lesser Poland and Silesia. The name of
Poles (
Polanians, Polyans, Polans)
appears in
writing for the
first time
around year 1000...
- Poliçan, Perlikan, Polinian,
Polanian, Pobolian, Polonian, Polian, Polyan,
Polan may
refer to:
Polian Slavs,
ancient East
Slavic tribes:
Polans (eastern)...
- In the low-albedo
subgroup of the
complex lies the
Polana family (adj
Polanian), a
family of dark F-type
asteroids named after 142 Polana, the largest...
- an F-type
asteroid (which
agrees with the
overall spectral type of the
Polanian subgroup). In the SM**** classification, it is a Xc-subtype,
which transitions...
