slavs

When thinking about the profound Greek influence on Slavs, it came to my mind that strong Latin marks on Slavic culture would also have a fine appearance. We saw plenty of fusions of great cultures on the Eurasian homeland, and it was never boring. But due to a one-hundred-year time range...

The Year is 484, and the Frankish Empire has been defeated, and the victorious Soissons moves in on its territory, halting the barbarian advance. However, they still reign on in Iberia, Italy, Britain and Africa. The King of Soissons, instead of invading them, decides that hopefully the majority...

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When did the Slavic And Turkic expansions began ? What I mean is when did the Turks move to central Asia and Europe and when did the Slavs starttheir expansion to Poland ( not the Balkans)?Also do you think Peoples such Huns , Avars and Hephthalites were Turkic (or anything that comes from...

If the Gepids were able to win the Avar-Lombard coallision or if it never existed, what happens to the southern slavs? Would they still exist and raid the balkans depopulating it and settling there, or would Gepidia, as a east-germanic speaking entity, would still surviving in the east of...

Is it possible? Today's Croatia (except Slavonia of course), Serbia (except Vojvodina), Bosnia and Bulgaria to be romance speaking with the byzantines successfully repealing slavic invasions.

FUROR VENEDICUS A TALE OF PERSEVERING WENDS (Alphonse Mucha. The Celebration of Svantovit - the God of War. Wikimedia. Public Domain.) Introduction The mid 800s was an exciting time in Europe. The impressive Carolingian Empire was suddenly split into three parts, Alfred the Great climbed the...

Slavs migrate further north conquering the local population. What would be the consequence of sweden, finland and norway being slavic?

Okay, so, Europe has historically been dominated by the Slavs and the Celts, with Celtic empires such as Prydhain and Gaul dominating the west while great Slavic cultural centers such as Poland, Bulgaria, and, to a lesser extent, the nations of the Rus hold court in the east. However, there are...

The Kievan Rus was a powerful Slavic kingdom, that controlled the lands of Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus, that later through decline, became a loose federation principalities and republics, with the Grand Prince of Kiev as Ruler. (Sounds Familiar *Cough* HRE *Cough*) The final nail in the...

While the Sasanians were running amok in Syria and Anatolia during their climatic final war against the Eastern Roman Empire, the Slavs (615) and later a combined force composed of them and the Avars (617) tried to capture Thessalonica, probably the empire's second most important city in the...

Slavs are often viewed by Westerners as barbaric, Asian-like savages. There are various causes of presence of this idea like - Mongol overlordship over signifcant amount of Slavs, considerable amount of Slavic countries being not as developed as (narrowly defined) "West" (France, England...

Interslavic is a composite language promoted as a means of understandable communication between speakers of all Slavic languages. While at first glance it may sound modernistic, Interslavic is actually a few centuries old, with prototypes dating back to the 17th century. So, with that in mind...

Your challenge is to have a Slavic polity exist on the Italian peninsula for a time. It can be a brief time, it just has to be a distinct political entity. EDIT: Whoops, this was supposed to be in Before 1900. Could a mod please move this thread there?

IOTL, during the Slavic migrations into the Balkans, two groups penetrated deeper into Byzantine territory than the others. The Peloponnesian Slavs did not survive the test of time, but the other group, which was not as isolated created its own tribal kingdom in the area of Thessaly and...

A weird scenario that recently came to my mind. So, Assume that Persia either manages to beat Byzantium into submission (or at least complacence) at the culmination of the Byzantine-Sassanian Wars in the early 7th century, thus attaining the top dog position in western and middle Asia for the...

How would the situation on the Balkans develop in this AT if by some means (eg. more "liberal" kaisers coming into succession) the Austria-Hungary had added a third royal entity, for Slavic peoples? So we still have Cisleitania and Transleitania, but the disputed territories of Dalmatia and...

What if the Carantanians had managed to defeat the Lombards sometime around the 8th century, and occupy Northern Italy? Perhaps all the way to Mantua, to keep it more or less realistic... How would the Carantanian state develop from there on in, in terms of: -Language and culture? -Foreign...

Your challange is to make what is now Hungary and Romania Slavic. Also how would this affect the culture, trade and geopolitics of the region?

What if, instead of coming to dominate and integrating the various Balkan populations they themselves assimilate into the Romanised population of the region.