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Translated by T. Wilkinson.

Палоци-Хорват А. Печенеги, половцы, ясцы: степные народы средневековой Венгрии (на англ. яз.)

Pechenegs and Magyars.

The people of Pecheneg-land.

The Pechenegs in Hungary.

From Central Asia to the Danube Basin.

Cumanian settlement areas in Hungary.

Iasians: language, origin and settlements.

Heathen horsemen for Christian kings.

Dress.

Religion and Art.

Nomad camps and permanent villages.

Chronology.

List of Figures.

List of Plates.

Kategori:

History - European History

Tahun:

1989

Penerbit:

Kner Printing House, Gyomaendrőd

Bahasa:

english

Halaman:

92

ISBN 10:

963132740X

ISBN 13:

9789631327403

File:

PDF, 8.72 MB

IPFS:

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english, 1989

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