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Rascians (Serbian: Раши, Рашани / Raši, Rašani; Latin:
Rasciani,
Natio Rasciana) was a
historical term for Serbs. The term was
derived from the Latinized...
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Serbian state in
Latin sources of the era Serb
rulers began to be
named Rasciani and
their state as Rascia. The name was used
among Hungarians and Germans...
- Erdeljanović 1930, p. 353. Erdeljanović 1930, p. 353; Derić 1914, p. 50 "
Rascianis in
castris nostris Medwe, Rakonok,
utriusque Kemlek et
Caproncza constitutis"...
- and
Vlachs or Uskoks,
other names which are
mentioned are "Valachi seu
Rasciani" "Valachi seu Serviani", "Valachi seu Graeci",
Vlachs or Morlachs, "Illirica...
- Illyrians,
Morlachi Catolichi,
Valachi Catolichi and
catholische Walahen,
Rasciani Catolichi and
Katolische Ratzen (the term had
transconfessional meaning)...
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several exonyms were used as
designations for
Serbs and Serbia.
Rascia and
Rasciani Since the late 12th century, the term
Rascia (Рашка, Raška), with several...
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closely ****ociated with the name of Rascia, and
Serbian people with the
Rasciani. The
final desolation happened in the
early 14th
century during the rulership...
- but is not
surrounded by
walls and
inhabited by
Turks and Rascians" (
Rasciani according to the
author were even the
citizens of Sofia,
Ihtiman etc.)...
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especially emphasized that Orešković
family also
referred to
themselves as
Rasciani. In the Austro-Hungarian War from 1848 to 1849, Orešković was a leading...
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Herzegovinian ikavian dialect. The
Vlachs were also
called on some
occasions Rasciani sive
Serviani and
Valachicae seu
Rascianae gentis,
which was an exonym...
