Malko Lubechanin (Любечанины)
Ur pennad tennet eus Rodovid BR, ar c'helc'hgeriadur digor.
| Lignez | Lubechanin |
| Reizh | gourel |
| Anv a-bezh d'ar c'hanedigezh | Malko Lubechanin |
| Anvioù-tiegezh all | Любечанины |
Darvoudoù
darvoud all: boyars in Lyubech
darvoud all: probably a merchant from Baltic Lubeck
darvoud all: or the Czech city of Liubycz (Liubycz, Lubic)
944? bugel: ♀ Malusha [?] g. 944? a. a. 1002?
Notennoù
The main versions of Malka's origin:
1) Malko Lyubechanin, resident of Lyubech
2) Little prince Drevly
3) Malko from Lübeck - V.N. Tatishchev considered Malko Lubchanin as a buyer from the Baltic Sea. This assumption was supported by T. Bershtam [13]. She noted the news of V. Tatishchev about the existence of the ancient coat of arms of Novgorod with the image of an ox head - "similar to Mecklenburg".
4) Malko from Lubica - I. Mytsko believes that Malko Lubchanyn came to Russia in the early 1960s. in the company of the mission of Bishop Wojciech, who came to Kiev at the request of Princess Olga. Wojciech's path ran through the Czech city of Libice (Liubuz, Lubik, Liubycz, Lubic), from where, in his opinion, he was accompanied by the Slavic bishop.
Eus an dud-kozh d'ar vugale-vihan
eured: ♂ Włodzimierz , Kiew
marvidigezh: 1011, Kiev
