- Sclaueni, Sclavi, Sclauini, or
Sthlaueni - Sklaveni). The
derived Gr**** term
Sklavinia(i) (Σκλαβινίαι; Latin: Sclaviniae) was used for Slav
tribes in Byzantine...
- Prin****lity of
Serbia (Modern Serbian: Кнежевина Србија / Kneževina Srbija; also
known as Prin****lity of Serbs, (Modern Serbian: Кнежевина Срба / Kneževina...
-
regain its lost territories, so it
reconciled with the
establishment of
Sklavinias and
created an
alliance with them
against the Avar and
Bulgar Khaganates...
-
tribes and the
bulgars of Khan Asparuh. The
scattered Slavs in Greece, the
Sklavinia, were ****enized. Romance-speakers
lived within the
fortified Dalmatian...
- Naupaktos, Hadrianopolis, and
Vagenetia (evidently by now
organized as a
Sklavinia under imperial rule) in the E****enical
Councils of 869/70 and 879/80....
- have
become Slavic-speaking by AD 600, as it is
routinely referred to
Sklavinía (Gr**** for "Land of the Slavs") by
contemporary Byzantine chroniclers...
- причајући како ј Moravscik, 1967, p. 165 Vedriš,
Trpimir (2015). "Balkan '
sklavinias' and
Bulgaria –
Croatia in the
international context".
Hrvatske zemlje...
-
tribe is
attested in the
Miracles of
Saint Demetrius as
having formed a
sklavinia near the city of Thessaloniki,
under a king
named Perboundos in the third...
-
settlement in the
Balkans begins in the
early 580s. The
Slavs lived in the
Sklavinia (lit. Slav lands). fl. 893–927: the
church in Sočanica is, at latest,...
-
regain the
initiative and
reconquer parts of the Slav-controlled
areas (
Sklavinia).
Several centuries were to p****
before Basil II
restored all of the Balkans...
