West Slavs political union based on UK's model. Not monarchy thou.

I'm from Slovakia brother

We did fought. There was Seven-Day war for Tešínsko, when Czechs and Slovaks were fighting against Poles. But I get the point.

Exept when Hitler broke down czechoslovakia and poland went ahead and took czesin, and latter the slovak state aided germany when they invaded poland, and off topic a bit, poles for some unknown reason seam to like hungarians more then slovaks ...

What about sorbs? Hi from Russia,we all need panslavism,where all slavs will be together,and slavic countries will not conquer each other.

because that mountains and rivers are few milion years old :-D

because czechia is surrounded by mountains, which gives natural borders

OMG😲, that is a huge nonsense!!! Czech tribes (Bohemia) were never part of Great Moravia till 890 when they were conquered by Svätopluk I. And were part of it 4-5 years only ...Could somebody fix it please 😲

Orland Mapper ahoj!! :D

Ahoooooooooj

nezabúdaj, že ten názov veľká morava vznikol až po zániku ríše, čiže len tak si toto neprivlastníte :D Slováci tam rozhodne tiež mali svoje miesto a nie len tak hocijaké

It no longer exists. Ancestors maybe?

@@idfy2599 Moravia is part of the Czech Republic :D so it still exists

Samo was a frank but yes it was the first

@@Arialovessyou Samo was from frankish empire but ethinically he can be Sorbian or Polabian

@@881terror posibly but as far as we know he was germanic but yes it is possible for Samo to be slavic

@@Arialovessyou It will be logical if he was from some Slavic tribe who was under Frankish rule maybe he can speak Sloviene, Czech, Polabian or Sorbian language. it is likely that the Slavic people chose the Slavic guy as the leader of their tribe.

It's just Bulgarian Empire.

Radioactive 23 Wallachia was by all historical sources a vassal to Bulgaria at most if not a core part of its territory. Only romanians seem to believe this lie. I wonder why?xD

XD

Looks same but not everywhere btw czech republic have slezia in poland but austria-hungary losed that land :/

Pretty much yes, they are mostly determined by mountains.

Meh not mutch like usa withou texas

Sorry, but I have to disappoint you mate. Czechs have nothing to do with Great Moravia except 4-5 years when they were conquered by Svätopluk I. and became a part of his empire. 🙂 The real inheritors of GM are Slovaks

@@vickpenn5936 yes, I just don't get one thing. Why name Slovakia and Slovaks and not Moravia?

Czech Moravian Slovak power*

Czech? 💀

Yep. Prince Mojmír of Moravia started christianizing Moravia in 831 and he spread it into Principality of Nitra when he conquered it in 833 (Nitra´s previous ruler, Pribina, most likely did not have enough time to start the process himself) and while there were still pagans, the nobility of Moravia (Great Moravia is not the correct name of that country, but is used to differentiate it from region of Moravia) was Christian.

Filip Batora was it a real independent empire or a Roman vassal ?

It was established in 9th century, so there really was no way for them to be vassals of Roman Empire (unless you count Byzantine Empire as Roman Empire, but with the exception of mission of Constantine and Methodius, there was not a lot of contact between them). However, at the beginning, Great Moravia was vassal of Carolingian Empire and then East Francia. But after multiple wars, they achieved independence and while there were attempts to make its core areas parts of the empire, none of them succeeded for a long time.

Filip Batora thanks , I don't know how I didn't hear about this great empire before .

Calling it empire would be too much. It was principality (for the lack of better word, basically, traditional title of Slavic rulers is translated into English as prince, which might indicate the rank of prince in this case is something lower than title of king, but in reality, it is not) that during most of its existence controlled only Moravia (eastern part of Czech Republic) and western Slovakia. Most of the conquests were done during the reign of prince Svätopluk, but his sons were not able to hold onto them. In the end, while Great Moravia was really important power in Central Europe during second half of 9th century, it fell to Hungarians only 12/13 years after Svätopluk´s death (years 906 and 907 are most likely dates for the fall of Great Moravia).

Water Master1 WTF?

HAHA 😀

interesting in Poland we have a diffrent version Kraków and Przemyśl was founded under great Moravia .and Kraków founder from Great Moravia was prince Krak and he was a Hrvat(Croatian) in Poland we believe that Great Moravia was Croat. theres even a legend about 2 brothers Lech and Czech that came from Croaty and Czech start Czech Republik and Lech start Poland (Polska) and in srbo-croatian language Poland is Polskja land of fields the same meaning in our polish language ,thats interesting maybe both version are corect

That's one of the biggest stupidities, i've ever read online, congratulations!!! :)) Greece didnt exist anymore at that time, my friend !!

ik exactly what i say! thats why greek and slavic alphabets look like so much because we gave you life

what? Great Moravia was paggan created by Mojmirov family, christianity was breng there from bulgaria that is truth, but it was like few years before it collabsed, and we don´t use cirilic even when it was designed for this kingdom

moravia was made from greeks as bulgaria and russia(most slavic nations were made by greece ) when greece made them christians and gave them alphabet(based on greek)