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  • curprev 21:2721:27, 23 February 2023Nederlandse Leeuw talk contribs 55,697 bytes −79 So far I haven't seen any Belarusian literature on the matter whatsoever. bg:Руски каганат Belarusian Wikipedia is also completely unsourced (and very short, treating it as a 'Russia-related stub', not even a Belarus-related stub). None of the mentioned possible locations appear to be in modern Belarus either. Relevance of its Belarusian name has thus not been demonstrated. undo
  • curprev 20:4920:49, 23 February 2023Nederlandse Leeuw talk contribsm 55,776 bytes 0 I suppose this is a better place for that ref. undo
  • curprev 20:4820:48, 23 February 2023Nederlandse Leeuw talk contribs 55,776 bytes +609 uk:Смирнов Павло Петрович Ukrainian Wikipedia identifies him as a 'Russian and Soviet historian' and calls him 'Pavlo' (as the photocopy does) rather than ''Pavel' (as Google Books's description does), but Minorsky 1937 identifies his 1928 book as written 'in Ukrainian'. His spelling of "Rus' Khaganate" as Руський каганат also aligns perfectly with Ukrainian Wikipedia, and not with Russian Wikipedia. у Ки́їві = in Kyiv. undo
  • curprev 20:2220:22, 23 February 2023Nederlandse Leeuw talk contribs 55,167 bytes −101 This whole article doesn't discuss religion. It's not what scholars are much interested in, aside from the idea that ''khagan'' might actually be an inherently Turkic "pagan"/shamanistic title that is weird to see Christian Kievan Rus' rulers carry. Funnily enough, that's a clash between 2 religions not even mentioned in the infobox, making it all the more risible. Bulgar and "Kabar" aren't discussed as languages either. undo
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