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Pribina (c. 800 – 861) was a
Slavic prince whose adventurous career,
recorded in the
Conversion of the
Bavarians and the
Carantanians (a
historical work...
- Conversion,
Pribina was
initially the
ruler of an
independent polity which was
centered on Nitra. For instance,
Barford writes that
Pribina "was apparently...
- as the Prin****lity of
Nitra arose in the
eighth century and its
ruler Pribina had the
first known Christian church of the
territory of present-day Slovakia...
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Pribina was a
Croatian nobleman and
politician who is the
first historically attested Ban of Croatia,
having served under kings Miroslav and
Michael Krešimir...
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Nitra Saint Emmeram's
Cathedral at
Nitra Castle,
Nitra Pribinas Square with
statue of
Pribina,
Nitra Nitra Nitra synagogue,
Nitra Dražovce church, Nitra...
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Ljudevit (Lower Pannonia), Duke (c.810–823) Ratimir, Duke (c.829–838)
Pribina,
Prince (c.846–861) Kocel,
Prince (c.861–c.876) Braslav, Duke (c.882–896)...
- Republic". The
medal consists of
Pribina's head on a red background; the
ribbon is dark red with a
central crown. The
Pribina Cross is
divided into
three classes:...
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contains a
reference to a
church consecrated for
Pribina in his
domain called Nitrava. The
problem of
Pribina's church and the
dating of this
event was addressed...
- The
Pribina Sailplane Grand Prix 2008 was the
fourth qualifying Gliding Grand Prix for the FAI
World Grand Prix 2008....
- Pannonia—the
eastern half of the Avar March—was then
granted to the
Slavic Prince Pribina, who
established the
Lower Pannonia prin****lity in 840.
Whatever was left...
