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Thrasco (Latin: Thrasucon, Drascon) (fl. 795 – 810) was the
Prince (knyaz) of the
Obotrite confederation from 795
until his
death in 810. He succeeded...
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Germanic Saxons and the
Slavic Veleti. The
Obotrites under Prince Thrasco defeated the
Saxons in the
Battle of Bornhöved (798). The still-Pagan Saxons...
- king of
Dyfed (Wales) Rotrude,
Frankish princess,
daughter of
Charlemagne Thrasco,
Obotrite prince Vojnomir, duke of
Lower Pannonia (approximate date) Wu...
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Margrave (c.880–895) Luitpold,
Margrave (895–903)
Obotrites (complete list) –
Thrasco,
Prince (?–c.800) Slavomir,
Prince (pre-810–819) Ceadrag,
Prince (819–post-826)...
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Saxons in Liuni. He is
killed in an
ambush and
succeeded by his son Drożko (
Thrasco), who
becomes a
Carolingian dux. King
Charlemagne leads a
Frankish expeditionary...
- the
battle of Bornhöved in 798, the
Obotrite allies of
Charlemagne under Thrasco defeated the
Nordalbingian Saxons,
killing 2,800–4,000 of them. The last...
- made two
districts pay
taxes to him. The
Obodrite prince Drożko (lat:
Thrasco, Thrasucon) was
expelled from his land, and
another chief called Godelaib...
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death in 821. He ****umed
power over the
Obotrites after the
murder of King
Thrasco by the Danes. At that time, the
emperor exercised supreme authority over...
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Charlemagne forms an
alliance with the Obodrites.
Together with
Prince Drożko (
Thrasco), he
defeats the
Nordalbian Saxons near the
village of Bornhöved (modern-day...
- Prince-archbishop (787–813)
Obotrites (complete list) – Witzlaus,
Prince (?–c.795)
Thrasco,
Prince (?–c.800) Old
Saxony (complete list) – Theoderic, Duke (fl.743–744)...
