ne znadoh gde ovo da napisem, pa otvorih novu temu, srodnu ugrima koje pominjasmo već... uglavnom, citajuci rad dr. borislava vlajica i njegov stav o moravskoj, i dalje mi nije davao potpuno pouzdane indicije, sve do ovog novog rada t. zivkovica (link na vedskoj matematici). opet, motao mi se oko blatnog jezera i „susjeda” nam buducih...ali, vilo zato videh da o „bugarskom rasu”, tumaci da je rasina...

The life of Pribina is very interesting.377 He appeared in ca. 833,
as a refugee from Nitra, after having been expelled by the Moravian
Duke Moimer. He found shelter at the Duke Ratbod in Friuli.378 It was
Ratbod who introduced him to Louis the German, who baptized him
and sent him back to Ratbod.379 After some time, he became estranged
from Ratbod and went to the Bulgarians, who were at that time in the
possession of the region of Srem, and from there he went together with
his son Kotzil (Chozil) to Duke Ratimer, who ruled over the lands
between the Sava and Drava Rivers, and who was under the protection
of the Bulgarians at that time.380 In the same year (838), Louis ordered
Ratbod to attack Ratimer and bring back his land under the rule of the
Franks. Even though Pribina had fought on the side of Ratimer, he
escaped to Ratbod and succeeded in making peace with him.381 Already
in 840, he gained land in a fiefdom from Louis the German around the
Lake Balaton, Lower Pannonia, where he founded a town, and
conducted various industrious efforts to make that wild region suitable
for agriculture and pleasant for living.382 From that year on, Pribina
became an important Frankish lord who, in 850, had built a large
church in his town (civitas Priwinae) in the presence of 15 Slav and 17German dignitaries, as well as the archbishop of Salzburg.383 In this same town, between 853 and 859, he founded a large cathedral and the archbishop of Salzburg personally sent him various craftsmen for such an immense effort. When this church was finally finished, he placed the relics of Saint Hadrian there.384 In February 860, Pribina asked Louis the German for permission to give some lands to the monastery of St Maurice. In this correspondence there is mention of his title: –
Briuuinus fidelis dux noster.385 His life ended in obscurity before the 25th of December 864; and all that was said is that he was killed during a campaign against the Moravians, quod illi* (Cheziloni) successitmoriente patre suo Priwina quem Maravi occiderunt.386
The date of Pribina’s death is uncertain. According to the
charter from the 21st of March 861, it appears that his son Kotzil had
already succeeded him at that time. On the other hand, the DCBC
provides reliable information that Kotzil ruled over Lower Pannonia in
December 864...