Early South Slavic History

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 S 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 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 Bu 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 wh 15:05 It is not completely known whether both where either vassals or part of the empire, but considering the events that foll 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 Bul