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My second channel M. Laser Random- youtube.com/channel/UCOEt53JAqyL_OkE5Oq-bIkg
where I just upload random videos from game-plays to vlogs and more.
My Patreon- patreon.com/mlaser
My Twitter- twitter.com/MnLaser
Video scripts with sources are available for free on my Patreon.
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0:16 There where obviously more towns/cities then just shown on this map.
0:38 Even though the Greek culture and language spread, the Greeks mostly stayed below the line shown before.
1:09 Or any other farmers from the people groups mentioned before.
8:19 Along with some Germanic Farmers like Lombards, Ostrogoths and Franks.
8:47 Even though Carantania would later on become Germanic at this point it was mostly Slavic and there are even records of Slavic farmers staving off Germanic Settlers coming from the West.
10:05 This is not to say that the Huns where Indo-European, this was a pour choice of words on my part. However it is believed that the Huns did control Indo-European tribes whilst in Europe and some of these tribes got then assimilated in to the Bulgar tribes.
12:20 This is just a snapshot of the Bulgar Empire at it's largest expanse, however this doesn't reflect the borders of the Bulgar state throughout most of it's life which where much smaller.
13:56 Boris didn't die in 889, just abdicated, he died in 907.
14:37 The coastal city states shown here under Byzantine control had a very complex political structure and not all of them where under a complete control by the Byzantines but it was simpler to just show them this way on the map.
15:05 It is not completely known whether both where either vassals or part of the empire, but considering the events that followed, I went with the most plausible statement.
15:59 It is still debated if he killed Radoslav or his son Prosigoj.
16:36 With a brief disruption in the middle by the Domagojevic dynasty.
17:40 It is also debated that around the middle 9th century the Serbians may have been forced alias or even vassals of the Bulgars for a while.
Music comes from this video - youtube.com/watch?v=KYA8XGxSHSM&t=2044s
#History #SouthSlavic #Balkans
My second channel M. Laser Random- youtube.com/channel/UCOEt53JAqyL_OkE5Oq-bIkg
where I just upload random videos from game-plays to vlogs and more.
My Patreon- patreon.com/mlaser
My Twitter- twitter.com/MnLaser
Video scripts with sources are available for free on my Patreon.
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0:16 There where obviously more towns/cities then just shown on this map.
0:38 Even though the Greek culture and language spread, the Greeks mostly stayed below the line shown before.
1:09 Or any other farmers from the people groups mentioned before.
8:19 Along with some Germanic Farmers like Lombards, Ostrogoths and Franks.
8:47 Even though Carantania would later on become Germanic at this point it was mostly Slavic and there are even records of Slavic farmers staving off Germanic Settlers coming from the West.
10:05 This is not to say that the Huns where Indo-European, this was a pour choice of words on my part. However it is believed that the Huns did control Indo-European tribes whilst in Europe and some of these tribes got then assimilated in to the Bulgar tribes.
12:20 This is just a snapshot of the Bulgar Empire at it's largest expanse, however this doesn't reflect the borders of the Bulgar state throughout most of it's life which where much smaller.
13:56 Boris didn't die in 889, just abdicated, he died in 907.
14:37 The coastal city states shown here under Byzantine control had a very complex political structure and not all of them where under a complete control by the Byzantines but it was simpler to just show them this way on the map.
15:05 It is not completely known whether both where either vassals or part of the empire, but considering the events that followed, I went with the most plausible statement.
15:59 It is still debated if he killed Radoslav or his son Prosigoj.
16:36 With a brief disruption in the middle by the Domagojevic dynasty.
17:40 It is also debated that around the middle 9th century the Serbians may have been forced alias or even vassals of the Bulgars for a while.
Music comes from this video - youtube.com/watch?v=KYA8XGxSHSM&t=2044s
#History #SouthSlavic #Balkans
