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Peyssonnel M. Observationes historiques et géographiques sur le peuples barbares, qui ont habités les bords du Danube et du Pont-Euxine.

Peyssonnel M. Observationes historiques et géographiques sur le peuples barbares, qui ont habités les bords du Danube et du Pont-Euxine. – Paris: N. M. Tilliard, 1765. – 44 + 364 p.

Language of edition: french

"Historical and geographical observations of the barbarian peoples who inhabited the banks of the Danube and the Black Sea."

On the origin of the Slavic languages.

1. Geography nations north of the middle Danube.

2. The language of these nations.

3. The first attack Scythians on the Black Sea.

4. Eastern Barbarians by the Persians and Macedonians.

5. The first invasion of the Western barbarians.

6. Western barbarians from the destruction to the Macedonian empire of Diocletian.

7. The first invasion of the northern barbarians.

8. A new attack eastern Scythians. The origin of the Bulgarians.

9. Relations with the Empire of the barbarians, their Christianization.

10. Huns.

11. Resettlement ready to measure. Attila campaign in Italy.

12. The Bulgarians.

13. The first appearance of the Avars and Slavs on the Danube.

14. Huns intercourse with Byzantium and Persia.

15. Settling of the Slavs. The emergence of the Eastern Turks – Khazars.

16. Empire intercourse with the Bulgarians and Slavs. Chersonesos.

17. The origin of Roma. Bulgarian king adopt Christianity.

18. The first attack Russes. The invasion of Hungarians in Great Moravia.

19. Constantine Porphyrogenitus War with the Bulgarian king Simeon. Swimming Rousseau through the Dnieper rapids.

20. Invasion of Pechenegs in Hungary. Destruction Bulgarian Empire Emperor Basil.

21. The war Constantine Monomach against Pechenegs. Croatian war of Michael Duca.

22. The war Comnenus against Dalmatia, Croatia, Pechenegs and Hungarians.

23. The first appearance Koman. Manuel Comnenus war against the Hungarians. The appearance of Genghis Khan.

24. Origin wallachs. The attack Tatars of Batu Khan in Europe. Christianization Koman.

25. The emergence of Moldova. Her story to Stephen the Great.

A trip to Magnesia, Sardis and Tiatiry.

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Author: Peyssonnel Claude-Charles (1727 – 1790)

Subjects (3): Danube basin countries, Moldavia, Wallachia