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Vlachs

Vlach (/vlɑːk, vlæk/ VLA(H)K), also Wallachian and many other variants, is a term and exonym used from the Middle Ages until the Modern Era to designate speakers of Eastern Romance languages living in Southeast Europe—south of the Danube (the Balkan peninsula) and north of the Danube.

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related to References · 149
Vlachs → Ambrus, America, Ankara University, Archived, Arno, Aromanian, Aromanians, Aromânii, Arte, Asterios, Balkan, Balkan People, Balkan Studies, Balkans, Barth, Bd, Beograd, Birgül Demirtaş-Coşkun, Bucharest, Bucuresti
related to Etymology · 89
Vlachs → Albanian, Armâns, Balachi, Balkan Peninsula, Blac, Blachi, Blachoi, Blaci, Blauen, Blos, Blôch, Caesar's Latin, Celtic, Cincars, Czech, French, German, Germanic, Gothic, Greek
related to 13th century · 57
Vlachs → According, Among, Anonymus, Attila, Attila's, Attila’s, Blachij, British, British-Romanian, Bulaqs, Bulgarians, Bulgarij, Carlile Aylmer Macartney, Carpathian Basin, Ceaușescu's, Cumans, Dennis Deletant, Duke Ramunc, Dăbâca, Florin Curta
related to Further reading · 57
Vlachs → Adina Berciu-Drăghicescu, Alastair Kenneil, Among The Vlachs, An Interdisciplinary Reconstruction, Archived, Aromâni, Balkan, Balkans, Black Sea Studies, Bogomils' Expansion, British Columbia, București, Co, December, Editura Universităţii, Epiros, France, Franck Vogel, GEO, Gheorghe Bogdan
related to Toponymy · 49
Vlachs → Aromanians, Balkan Mountains, Bassarab's Wallachia, Bassarab-Wallachia, Battle, Blachorum, Black Wallachia, Bogdan's Wallachia, Bogdano-Wallachia, Bolohoveni, Byzantine, Carpathians, Dalmatia, Danube, Dniester, Galicia, In, Istro-Romanians, Kalka, Maurovlachia
related to Historical uses · 45
Vlachs → According, Albanian, Albanians, Although, Aromanians, Balkans, Bulgaralbanitoblahos, Bulgaro-Albano-Vlachs, Byzantine, Eastern Romance, Europe, French, From Latin, German, Greek, Hungarian, Hungarians, In, Italian, Latin
related to External links · 31
Vlachs → Aromanians, Asterios KoukoudisVlachs, August, Consiliul, Czech, Czech MoraviaWestern Balkan Vlachs, EN, FR, Further Reflections, Greece, GreeceCultural, Greek, June, Maria Magiru, Old Wallachia, Projects, RO, Roman HistoryOrbis Latinus, Romanian, Romănii Balcanici Aromânii Archived
related to 12th century · 28
Vlachs → According, As, Baltic Sea, Chronicler, Danube, Emperor Alexios, England, Franks, Földes János, Hungarians, Komnenos, Leshi, Monastic, Mount Athos, Nestor, North Sea, Other, Patriarch Nicholas III Kyrdiniates, Peloponnese, Romanian
related to Shepherd culture · 23
Vlachs → As, Bogumil Hrabak, Bosnia, Carpathians, Caucasus Mountains, Central, Czech Republic, Dinaric Alps, During, Eastern Europe, Herzegovina, In Slovak, Marian Wenzel, Middle Ages, Moravia, Ottoman Empire, Pindus Mountains, Podhale, Poland, Some
related to 10th century · 15
Vlachs → Balkans, Bulgaria, Byzantine, David, During, John Skylitzes, Kastoria, Magna Vlachia, Middle Ages, North Macedonia, Prespa, Serbian, Skylitzes Continuatus, Thessaly, This

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vlach also hungarian used hungary called according king macedonia people romanian mentions term mountains medieval danube romanians first shepherds chronicle

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Vlachspart ofthe armies of Kaloyan of Bulgaria0.85text
Vlahinstance ofand other variants0.80text
Valahinstance ofand other variants0.80text
Valachinstance ofand other variants0.80text
Volohinstance ofand other variants0.80text
Blacinstance ofand other variants0.80text
Oláhinstance ofand other variants0.80text
Vlasinstance ofand other variants0.80text
Ilacinstance ofand other variants0.80text
Ulahinstance ofand other variants0.80text
etcinstance ofand other variants0.80text
Rumerinstance ofIn the Balkan Peninsula various names0.80text

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