Sentence examples for slavic entities from inspiring English sources

Thietmar of Merseburg also reports that Mieszko with his people became in 963, together with other Slavic entities such as the Lusatians, subjects of the Holy Roman Emperor, forced into that role by the powerful Margrave Gero of the Saxon Eastern March.

The first Slavic state-like entity, the Samo's Realm of King Samo, originally a Frankish trader, was close to Poland (in Bohemia and Moravia, parts of Pannonia and more southern regions between the Oder and Elbe rivers) and existed during the 623 658 period.

It is generally accepted, however, that Mickiewicz, when referring to Lithuania, meant a historical region rather than a linguistic and cultural entity, and he often applied the term "Lithuanian" to the Slavic inhabitants of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.

As a response to onslaughts by Avars, the local Slavic tribes rebelled and established Samo's Empire (623 658), the first known Slavic political entity.

"Our Slavic side".

"Slavic?" Stent asked.

We're happy Slavic people.

Slavic food has its charms.

The Slavic Groover grins.

" 'Slavic' is the word.

Kievan Rus, first East Slavic state.