Lutschanen

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The Lutschanen ( Lučanen , Czech Lučané , Latin Liusena ) were a west Slavic tribe in north-west Bohemia .

location

The settlement area of ​​the Lutschanen was on the upper Ohře and probably south of it. Draguš Castle is mentioned at today's Postoloprty .

history

The Chronica Boemorum des Cosmas of Prague from the 12th century is the most important written source. The accounts of the 9th century, however, are still legendary.

The so-called Lutschanenkrieg (863?) Between the Lutschanen under Vlastislav and the Přemyslids under Neklan " in campo qui dicitur turzko ", probably near Tursko north of Prague, is known above all .

In 1086 a document (which probably describes the relationship in 973) mentions Liusena between Sedlitschanen and Datschianen .

literature

  • Bertold Bretholz and Wilhelm Weinberger (eds.): Scriptores rerum Germanicarum, Nova series 2: The Chronicle of the Bohemians of Cosmas of Prague (Cosmae Pragensis Chronica Boemorum). Berlin 1923 ( Monumenta Germaniae Historica , digitized version )
  • Michal Lutovský: Po stopách prvních Přemyslovců . Volume 1, Nakladatelství Libri 2006, ISBN 80-7277-308-9 .
  • František Palacký: Z dějin národu českého . Melantrich, Praha 1973.
  • Naďa Profantová, Martin Profant: Encyklopedie slovanských bohů a mýtů . Nakladatelství Libri, Praha 2000, ISBN 80-7277-011-X .

Remarks

  1. ^ Boundary description of the diocese of Prague