Czermno, Poland
Czermno, Poland
Czermno, Poland holds 10 Bunkabop connections with 1401 other places across 4 topics, spanning medieval history, archaeology, and military events. First recorded in 981 when Vladimir the Great captured it, the settlement grew into one of the largest Slavic fortified sites in this part of Europe, comparable in scale to Poznań and Gniezno. Archaeologists excavating the site in 2011 found two silver jewellery hoards, likely buried during the Mongol invasion of Poland in 1240.
Cherven Cities
Connects Czermno, Poland to: Lublin Voivodeship | Sanok, Poland | Podkarpackie Voivodeship | Sąsiadka, Poland
hoard
Connects Czermno, Poland to: Banská Bystrica, Slovakia | Asyut, Egypt | Mérida, Spain | Wieringen, North Holland | Talbiseh, Syria
Gniezno
Connects Czermno, Poland to: Poznań, Poland | Brzeg, Poland | Kuyavia, Poland | Pomerelia, Poland | Wieluń, Poland
Vladimir the Great
Connects Czermno, Poland to: United States | Russia | Poland | Moscow, Central | Ukraine
First Mongol invasion of Poland
Connects Czermno, Poland to: Upper Silesia, Poland | Kielce, Poland | Legnica, Poland | Piła, Poland | Racibórz, Poland
Poznań
Connects Czermno, Poland to: Poland | Warsaw, Poland | Katowice, Poland | Gdynia, Poland | Szczecin, Poland
Mongol invasion of Europe
Connects Czermno, Poland to: London, England | Germany | Italy | China | Russia