- The
Wolinians (Latin: Velunzani, Uelunzani, Polish: Wolinianie) were a Lechitic[citation needed]
tribe in
Early Middle Age Pomerania. They were first...
- the
Confederacy of the
Veleti led by
Wichmann the Younger, with aid of
Wolinians. The
exact location of the
battle remains unknown, though, some historians...
- the island. The name of the
local tribe was
recorded as "Velunzani" (
Wolinians) in the 9th
century by the
Bavarian Geographer, and is
considered a sub-tribe...
- Lechites. By 967, Duke
Mieszko I had
after a
decisive battle against the
Wolinians, led by
Wichmann the Younger, and
gained full
control over the
lands between...
- Sleenzane, Dadosesani, Opolanie, Lupiglaa, and
Golensizi in
Silesia and
Wolinians with
Pyrzycans in
Western Pomerania. A do****ent of the
Bishopric of Prague...
-
Anonymous describes the
local cult of "Julius Caesar's spear." However, the
Wolinians refuse to
accept the new
religion and
force Otto to
leave the city; he...
- was
founded at the turn of the 8th and 9th
centuries by the
Lechitic Wolinians tribe, and
became part of
Poland soon
after the
creation of the state...
-
Polish tribes Pomeranians Kashubians Prissani Wolinians Slovincians Silesian tribes3 Bezunzans [de]
Bobrzans Silesian Croats Dadosesani Golensizi Opolans...
-
Geographer after its
anonymous creator,
mentions the
Slavic tribe of
Wolinians who had 70
strongholds at that time (Uelunzani
civitates LXX). The town...
-
Lendizi Lendians 98 34
Thafnezi / 257 36
Prissani Prissani 70 37
Uelunzani Wolinians 70 38
Bruzi / 48
Uuislane Vistulans / 49
Sleenzane Silesians 15 50 Lunsizi...
