Keywords |
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ID |
5746 |
Text |
Annales Bertiniani (862 - 882) Hincmar of Reims |
Quotation |
Hludowicus rex Germaniae hostiliter obviam Bulgarorum cagano [Boris] nomine, qui se christianum fieri velle promiserat, pergit; inde ad componendam Winidorum marcam, si se prosperari viderit, perrecturus. |
Translation |
Louis king of Germany marched with an army to meet the Khan of the Bulgars named [Boris], who had promised that he was willing to become a Christian. Louis planned, if things seemed to go well, to go on afterwards to the Wendish march to settle matters there. |
Quotation source |
Annales Bertiniani, ed. by Waitz, s.a. 864, p. 72, trans. Nelson, p. 118 |
Temporal Coverage |
864 - 864 |
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Comment |
The khan's name is onmitted in the manuscript, but can be deduced from the fact that Boris had allied with Louis in 863 against their common enemy, the Moravians, see nelson, p. 118, n. 20
meeting place was Tulln at the Danube, with plans to march against Ratislav |