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Pannonian Croatia
(Croatian language: Panonska Hrvatska) or Savia, Southern Pannonia, Lower Pannonia, Principality of Southern Pannonia, Transsavian Croatia
or just Pannonia
was a medieval Croatian principality from the 7th to the 10th century located in the Pannonian Plain approximately between the rivers Drava and Sava, but at times also considerably to the south of the Sava. Its capital was Sisak.
Prelude
As early as in under the Roman emperor
Diocletian (284-305), Pannonia was divided into 4 provinces, one of which was Pannonia Savia (or simply Savia). Its capital was Siscia (
Sisak). Its northern border was constituted by the River Drava.
History
Slavs came to the territory of Savia in the late 6th century, as evidenced by many archeological finds. According to De administrando imperio, at the time of the rule of Emperor Herakleios (610-640),
Croats arrived in Dalmatia, founded a principality there and, shortly afterwards, a part of them went to the north to Savia and founded another principality there (Pannonian Croatia).
In the late 7th century or in the 8th century, Savia became vassalaged to/part of the Eurasian Avars, as archaeological finds suggest. After the defeat of the Avar Empire by Frankish troops, a certain Slav Vojnomir was assigned Savia as a vassal of the Frankish
margrave of
Friuli. Savia failed to end Frankish domination during a rebellion under Prince Ljudevit Posavski in the early 9th century. In 827, the Bulgarians invaded and conquered Savia and parts of territories to the north of Savia. In 829 they imposed a local Prince
Ratimir as the new ruler of Pannonia in their name, the Franks however claimed the territory, which in their view belonged (since 827) to the Karantanian March and thus under the rule of Count
Ratbod, who had been head of the
Avar March and Karantanian March since 828. In 838, Ratbod deposed Ratimir and subordinated Savia to the Frankish Karantanian March. Another known ruler of Savia was
Braslav, who ruled there in 880-898/900, still vassalaged to the Kingdom of East Francia.
In the 10th century, under Prince/King Tomislav, Pannonian Croatia was united with Littoral Croatia to form the Kingdom of Croatia.
See also
External links
Pannonian Croatia
(Croatian language: Panonska Hrvatska) or Savia, Southern Pannonia, Lower Pannonia, Principality of Southern Pannonia, Transsavian Croatia
or just Pannonia
was a medieval Croatian principality from the 7th to the 10th century located in the Pannonian Plain approximately between the rivers Drava and Sava, but at times also considerably to the south of the Sava. Its capital was Sisak.
Prelude
As early as in under the Roman emperor
Diocletian (284-305), Pannonia was divided into 4 provinces, one of which was Pannonia Savia (or simply Savia). Its capital was Siscia (
Sisak). Its northern border was constituted by the River Drava.
History
Slavs came to the territory of Savia in the late 6th century, as evidenced by many archeological finds. According to
De administrando imperio, at the time of the rule of Emperor
Herakleios (610-640), Croats arrived in Dalmatia, founded a principality there and, shortly afterwards, a part of them went to the north to Savia and founded another principality there (Pannonian Croatia).
In the late 7th century or in the 8th century, Savia became vassalaged to/part of the
Eurasian Avars, as archaeological finds suggest. After the defeat of the Avar Empire by Frankish troops, a certain Slav
Vojnomir was assigned Savia as a vassal of the Frankish
margrave of Friuli. Savia failed to end Frankish domination during a rebellion under Prince Ljudevit Posavski in the early 9th century. In 827, the Bulgarians invaded and conquered Savia and parts of territories to the north of Savia. In 829 they imposed a local Prince Ratimir as the new ruler of Pannonia in their name, the Franks however claimed the territory, which in their view belonged (since 827) to the Karantanian March and thus under the rule of Count
Ratbod, who had been head of the Avar March and Karantanian March since 828. In 838, Ratbod deposed Ratimir and subordinated Savia to the Frankish Karantanian March. Another known ruler of Savia was Braslav, who ruled there in 880-898/900, still vassalaged to the Kingdom of East Francia.
In the 10th century, under Prince/King
Tomislav, Pannonian Croatia was united with Littoral Croatia to form the
Kingdom of Croatia.
See also
External links
