Bjelgrad

…The Huns occupied it in the 5th century, Justinian I rebuilt it in the 6th century, and the Avars, accompanied by Slavs, captured it in the 7th century. It is first mentioned in a 9th-century document as Bjelgrad, which indicates that it was already inhabited by a large Slav population. It was in Bulgarian hands at the time, but was subsequently occupied repeatedly by the Byzantine Empire and the Kingdom of Hungary, until Serbian King Dragutin took it and made it his capital in 1284. …

*Some of the terminology that mentions "Bjelgrad" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…5世紀にフンが占領，6世紀ユスティニアヌス1世が町を再興し，スラブ人を伴ったアバール族が7世紀にこれを陥れた。9世紀の記録に初めてビイェルグラードBjelgradの名で言及され，すでに多数のスラブ人が定住していたことがわかる。当時はブルガリア人の手中にあったが，その後ビザンティン帝国とハンガリー王国が繰り返し占拠し，1284年セルビアのドラグティンDragutin王が初めてこれを得て首都とした。…

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