Stelle Hludowicus autem, relicto in patria...; (Annales Bertiniani (862 - 882), Annales Bertiniani, ed. by Waitz, s.a. 862, trans. Nelson, p. 102) [5744]

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Keywords	Name: Charles the Fat, [wurzel: ] Ethnonym: Dani, [wurzel: dan] Ethnonym: Hungri, [wurzel: Hungr] Name: Louis the German, [wurzel: ] Region: Moenus, [wurzel: Moen] Ethnonym: Vinedi, [wurzel: ] Keyword: populus, [wurzel: popul]
ID	5744
Text	Annales Bertiniani (862 - 882) Hincmar of Reims
Quotation	Hludowicus autem, relicto in patria Karolo filio, quoniam nuper uxorem Ercangarii comitis filiam duxerat, Hludowicum, filium suum, secum ducens, aggreditur Winedos. Unde, quibusdam amissis primoribus et nihil propere gestis, sub optentu obsidum ad Franconofurth palatium super Moenum fluvium [revertitur]. Dani magnam regni eius partem cede et igni vastantes praedantur. Sed et hostes antea illis populis inexperti, qui Ungri vocantur, regnum eiusdem populantur.
Translation	But Louis, leaving his son Charles at home, because he had lately got married to the daugther of Count Erchangar, took with him his son Louis and attacked the Wends. Having lost some of his leading men, he had no success at all, so he took hostages and returned to his palace at Frankfurt on the Main. The Danes plundered and laid waste a great part of his kingdom with fire and sword. Also enemies called Hungarians, hitherto unknown to those peples, ravaged his realm.
Quotation source	Annales Bertiniani, ed. by Waitz, s.a. 862, trans. Nelson, p. 102
Temporal Coverage	862 - 862
Associated use case(s)	Mapping Gog and Magog in the Medieval World
Spatial Coverage Objects	<QuerySet [<Stelle: Hludowicus autem, relicto in patria...; (Annales Bertiniani (862 - 882), Annales Bertiniani, ed. by Waitz, s.a. 862, trans. Nelson, p. 102) [5744]>]> - Hungri, [wurzel: Hungr]
Comment	Wends = Vinedi?? This is the earliest mention in any source of a Hungarian attack