Maps of mediveal colonization of Czechia

[Mikula]

http://mageo.cz/home/MYTHAGO/image42.jpeg
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[Mikula]

https://leporelo.info/pics/pic/kolonizace_v_ceskych_zemich.jpg
white - ancient settlements (12th century and older)
green - forest areas
purple - areas colonized in 14th century
yellow - areas colonized in 13th century

[Mikula]

Area under rule of the King Ottokar I. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottokar_I_of_Bohemia) (1192-1230)
http://ff.ujep.cz/velimsky/cs_1_1/07CS/07cs039.jpg
white - colonized area
light green - mostly forested area with spattered settlements
dark green - forested area

[Mikula]

Earliest colonization of Bohemia
http://ff.ujep.cz/velimsky/cs_1_1/05CS/05cs007.jpg
Dark red - the earliest settled area
Medium red - area colonized until 950s
Light red - area colonized until 1050s

[Mikula]

Moravia and part of Silesia

https://dalsimoravak.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/etapy-osidleni.png

yellow - the earliest settled area
brown - area of the middle medivial colonization
purple - area of the later medivial colonization
green - area colonized at outbreak of the modern history

[Mikula]

Another map of mediveal Moravia - green colour is for forests
http://ff.ujep.cz/velimsky/cs_1_1/05CS/05cs013.jpg

[Rethel]

Are there some statistics, which are
showing, how many settlements were
czech and how many german or others
(I guess some polish or hungarian too)?

[Mikula]

Are there some statistics, which are
showing, how many settlements were
czech and how many german or others
(I guess some polish or hungarian too)?

If you understand our language a bit, read the basic facts about German mediaveal cvolonization, here (https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velk%C3%A1_kolonizace).
Following map of German dialects, spoken at our contry until 1946, help us imagine, from which area the colonists came from:
http://mageo.cz/home/MYTHAGO/dialects.gif

[Magnolia]

Are there some statistics, which are
showing, how many settlements were
czech and how many german or others
(I guess some polish or hungarian too)?

Neither Poles nor Hungarians.

Why would our kings invite backward people? I am not joking it makes no sense.

[Rethel]

Neither Poles nor Hungarians.

Why would our kings invite backward people? I am not joking it makes no sense.

Ask Brzetysław.

[Magnolia]

Ask Brzetysław.
Nonsense.

[Rethel]

Nonsense.

I see you want to became a chief denier on TA while Longbowman is gone..? :laugh:

[Mikula]

Are there some statistics, which are
showing, how many settlements were
czech and how many german or others
(I guess some polish or hungarian too)?

Idont know anything about Polish colonization, just Kosmas mentioned in the chronicle that Břetislav brought the captured Poles who settled at southwestern Bohemia.
Foreign colonization was done almost just by Germans only. Somewhere i read that abong the Bavarians, Saxons, etc where also some Dutch and Flemmish people.

Interesting exception was a case of Sedliště (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedli%C5%A1t%C4%9B_(Fr%C3%BDdek-M%C3%ADstek_District))and Řepiště (https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%98epi%C5%A1t%C4%9B), 2 villages at Silesia, what were settled by the Sorbs (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorbs)

[Mikula]

Article about the colonization (http://www.e-stredovek.cz/view.php?cisloclanku=2008020006) (in Czech language)

[Mikula]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwJWCP9lQgI

[Rethel]

maps of population aso

Can you tell me Mikulo, what region was more populated in IX century, Czechia or Moravia?
I guess Moravia could be, as there the state emerged, but it is also interesting, how it changed later, and when.

[Mikula]

Can you tell me Mikulo, what region was more populated in IX century, Czechia or Moravia?
I guess Moravia could be, as there the state emerged, but it is also interesting, how it changed later, and when.
It is uneasy to estimate because, there are no data.
Nevertheless, in that times was Moravia a political and cultural center, Bohemia was a periphery