- The
Sermesianoi or, alternatively,
Keramisians were a
group of 70,000 Bulgars,
Pannonian Avars and
Byzantine Christians from Syrmia. They fled in Byzantine...
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followed him from the
Pontic steppes. Kuber's
subjects called themselves Sermesianoi, but the
Byzantines regarded them as "Bulgars". They
preserved their...
- a
Bulgar ruler called Kuber led a
group of
largely Christians called Sermesianoi, who were his subjects, and they
settled in the
region of Pelagonia....
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Germanic peoples such as
Gepids and Franks. They
referred to
themselves as
Sermesianoi, and at 680 AD they
rebelled against the
Avars and
departed from Sirmium...
-
Zabirozi /
Zabrozi /
Sabirs (possibly Turkic)
Keramisians or, more likely,
Sermesianoi, a
mixed po****tion of some 70,000 Bulgars,
Pannonian Slavs and Byzantine...
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Berziti in Pelagonia.
Apart from
Slavs and late Byzantines, Kuver's "
Sermesianoi" – a mix of c. 70,000
Byzantine Gr****s predominantly, also
Bulgars and...
- the
Pelagonia plain in present-day
Republic of
North Macedonia (cf.
Sermesianoi).
According to Werner, the
treasure may have been part of the Khagan's...
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government in
charge of a
dependent people, in this case the
Bulgars and
Sermesianoi who had fled to Byzantium.
Mauros first appears in the
sources in relation...
