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The Baqt was not always without controversy and conflicts between the neighbours were not unheard of. In the 830s, Egypt plunged into turmoil during the [[Fourth Fitna]] and King [[Zacharia ...

...philos launched a series of campaigns against the Caliphate throughout the 830s. These were only moderately successful, but sufficient for the imperial pro [[Category:830s in the Byzantine Empire]] ...

...y how many revolts there were cannot be determined, but the major military conflicts took place in 749, 767 and 831–832. ...ignorant"; [[Ibn al-Rāhib]] (1257), who knew of the revolts of 749 and the 830s; and [[Athanasius of Qus]] (14th century), who wrote of the region of Bashm ...

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...is own metropolitan of the church of Reims in particular. In the resulting conflicts, in which his personal interest was in question, he displayed great activit ====Episcopal conflicts==== ...

...21 marked the beginning of a period in which Mercia suffered from dynastic conflicts and military defeats that redrew the political map of England.<ref name=Kir ...estarted a Mercian coinage early in his reign, and the extended gap in the 830s has led to the suggestion that Wiglaf's second reign was as a [[client stat ...

...were the emirate of Melitene ([[Malatya]]) under [[Umar al-Aqta]] ({{reign|830s|863}}); the Abbasid frontier district of [[Tarsus (city)|Tarsus]], commande [[Category:860s conflicts|Lalakaon]] ...

...Pious—the first of a series of internal conflicts that lasted through the 830s and beyond. These distractions may have prevented Louis from supporting Ecg ...

...ic]] whose [[ruling class]]es officially adopted Christianity, between the 830s and the 860s. In 845 [[Bohemia]]n chieftains or ''duces'' also converted to The Byzantine missionaries' success caused conflicts with the Frankish prelates who accused the two brothers of [[heresy]] at th ...

...l of the traditional Avar burial rites in southwest Transdanubia until the 830s.{{sfn|Szőke|2014|p=29}} Cemeteries display the traits of Christianization of Pannonia from the 830s.{{sfn|Szőke|2014|p=103}} Commoners were still buried near sacred groves, b ...

...ribina settled in Pannonia where he received extensive domains in the late 830s.{{sfn|Curta|2006|p=133}}{{sfn|Kirschbaum|1995|p=26}} He cooperated closely ...confirmation of Methodius's position by the pope did not put an end to his conflicts with the German clerics.{{sfn|Vlasto|1970|pp=74-75}} Wiching even tried to ...

...ndisfarne, Viking raids around the coasts were somewhat sporadic until the 830s, when the attacks became more sustained.<ref name="sawyer52">Sawyer, ''Illu [[Category:870s conflicts]] ...

..., notably that of the [[Khurramites]], dragged on for far longer, into the 830s. [[Category:810s conflicts]] ...

...ng raids in 652. Through a [[Muslim conquest of Sicily|prolonged series of conflicts]] from 827 to 902, they gradually conquered the entirety of Sicily, with on ...east by the ninth century BC, and skirmished intermittently for centuries. Conflicts continued on a larger scale in the sixth through third centuries BC between ...

...{{lang-sk|Svätopluk}}), who ruled from 870 to 894. Separatism and internal conflicts emerging after Svatopluk's death contributed to the fall of Great Moravia, ...The core of Great Moravia was extended, according to annals, in the early 830s, when [[Mojmir I of Moravia]] conquered the neighbouring principality of Ni ...

...was established in the area of today's Moravia and western Slovakia in the 830s. It saw the rise of the first ever Slavic literary culture in the [[Old Chu ...ch lands, he traveled all across Europe and took part in multiple military conflicts. While crusading in Lithuania in 1336, John lost his eyesight due to [[opht ...

The '''Arab–Khazar wars''' were a series of conflicts fought between the [[Khazars|Khazar]] [[Khaganate]] and successive Arab [[c The Arab–Khazar wars were part of a long series of military conflicts between the nomadic peoples of the [[Pontic–Caspian steppe]] and the more ...