XIIth century as a phase of the anthroponymic revolution in medieval Flanders

Gabdrakhmanov, Pavel

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XIIth century as a phase of the “anthroponymic revolution” in medieval Flanders

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XIIth century as a phase of the “anthroponymic revolution” in medieval Flanders

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S207987840000293-1-1

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Volume 3 Issue 2(10)

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In this article, the author argues that in the XIIth century in medieval Flanders a fundamental change of the system of name giving, a real “anthroponymic revolution”, enters in its crucial phase. The ancient Germanic anthroponymic system based on the use of a single name, gave place to a completely new anthroponymic practice. In this epoch people started using constantly additional personal “nicknames”, which gradually were transforming into family names (surnames).

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XIIth century, Flanders, anthroponymic revolution

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14.12.2011

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30.03.2012

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GOST	Gabdrakhmanov P. XIIth century as a phase of the “anthroponymic revolution” in medieval Flanders // ISTORIYA. – 2012. – V. 3. – Issue 2(10). URL: https://history.jes.su/s207987840000293-1-1/
MLA	Gabdrakhmanov, Pavel "XIIth century as a phase of the “anthroponymic revolution” in medieval Flanders." ISTORIYA. 3.2(10) (2012).
APA	Gabdrakhmanov P. (2012). XIIth century as a phase of the “anthroponymic revolution” in medieval Flanders. ISTORIYA. vol. 3, no. 2(10)