West Slavs - West Slavic Groups in The 10th Century

West Slavic Groups in The 10th Century

  • Lechitic group
    • Poles
      • Masovians
      • Polans
      • Lendians
    • Vistulans
    • Silesians
    • Pomeranians
      • Kashubians
      • Slovincians
    • Polabians
      • Obodrites/Abodrites
        • Obotrites proper
        • Wagrians
        • Warnower
        • Polabians proper
        • Linonen
        • Travnjane
        • Drevani
      • Veleti (Wilzi), succeeded by Lutici (Liutici)
        • Kissini (Kessiner, Chizzinen, Kyzziner)
        • Circipani (Zirzipanen)
        • Tollenser
        • Redarier
      • Ucri (Ukr(an)i, Ukranen)
      • Rani (Rujani)
      • Hevelli (Stodorani)
      • Volinians (Velunzani)
      • Pyritzans (Prissani)
  • Czech-Slovak group
    • Czechs
      • Bohemians
      • Moravians
      • Golensizes
    • Slovaks (Sclavi)
  • Sorbs (Serbo-Lusatians)
    • Milceni (Upper Sorbs)
    • Lusatians (Lower Sorbs)

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