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Alamannia / Alemania / Alamannus / Alemanii - There are many different names for the area and people that were basically the beginning of [[Germany]].

In the 7th century, the original Alamannia was mostly comprised of 'historic [[Swabia]]', meaning it covered the majority of present-day Baden-Württemberg and eastern Switzerland.

According to ''The Historian's History of the World'',

Alamanni were subjugated by the Franks in 496 AD.
Alamannia was formally incorporated with Germany in 920 AD. This is the first reference to 'Germany' in this text's timeline.
The last reference to Alamannia is as a dukedom in 1097 AD.

From Frankish subjugation in 496 AD until the crowning of the first [[Holy Roman Emperor]] in 962 AD, Alemania fell under Frankish rule. After this time, [[Germany]] was a kingdom within the [[Holy Roman Empire]] with Alamannia as a dukedom. By the end of the 11th century, Alamannia was commonly being referred to as [[Swabia]].

Also associated with Alamannia from the 8th century was the Island of [[Reichenau Island|Reichenau]], which lies in Lake Constance in modern southern [[Germany]]. The Abbey of Reichenau was founded in 724 by the Saint Pirmin.

===References===
# [http://web.archive.org/web/20120309073923/http://www.germantribes.org/tribes/Alamanni/alamanni.htm The Alamanni]
# [http://www.uni-mannheim.de/mateo/camenaref/hofmann.html Lexicon Universale, Historiam Sacram Et Profanam Omnis aevi, omniumque Gentium], 1698, Johann Jacob Hofmann. [Site is in German, original text is in Latin.]
# [http://www.euratlas.net/history/europe/700/index.html History and Geography of Europe], Year 700
# [http://books.google.com/books?id=x26DAAAAMAAJ The Historians' History of the World], Vol XVII, Henry Smith Willams. London and New York: Hooper & Jackson, 1907. Page 57, 58
# "Swabia." [http://books.google.com/books?id=gJlvzd4MzSUC The Encyclopedia Britannica]. Ed. Hugh Chisholm. 11th Ed. Vol 26. 1911. Page 176

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	Alamannia / Alemania / Alamannus / Alemanii - There are many different ~~names~~ for the area and people that were basically the beginning of [[Germany]].		'''Alamannia / Alemania / Alamannus / Alemanii''' - There are many different [[name]]s for the area and people that were basically the beginning of [[Germany]].

	In the 7th century, the original Alamannia was mostly comprised of 'historic [[Swabia]]', meaning it covered the majority of present-day Baden-Württemberg and eastern Switzerland.		In the [[7th century]], the original Alamannia was mostly comprised of 'historic [[Swabia]]', meaning it covered the majority of present-day Baden-Württemberg and eastern [[Switzerland]].

	According to ''The Historian's History of the World'',		According to ''The Historian's History of the World'',

	Alamanni were subjugated by the Franks in 496 AD.		Alamanni were subjugated by the [[Franks]] in 496 [[AD]].
	Alamannia was formally incorporated with Germany in 920 AD. This is the first reference to 'Germany' in this text's timeline.		Alamannia was formally incorporated with Germany in 920 AD. This is the first reference to 'Germany' in this text's timeline.
	The last reference to Alamannia is as a dukedom in 1097 AD.		The last reference to Alamannia is as a [[duchy\|dukedom]] in 1097 AD.

	From Frankish subjugation in 496 AD until the ~~crowning~~ of the first [[Holy Roman Emperor]] in 962 AD, Alemania fell under Frankish rule. After this time, [[Germany]] was a kingdom within the [[Holy Roman Empire]] with Alamannia as a dukedom. By the end of the 11th century, Alamannia was commonly being referred to as [[Swabia]].		From Frankish subjugation in 496 AD until the [[crown]]ing of the first [[Holy Roman Emperor]] in 962 AD, Alemania fell under Frankish rule. After this time, [[Germany]] was a kingdom within the [[Holy Roman Empire]] with Alamannia as a dukedom. By the end of the [[11th century]], Alamannia was commonly being referred to as [[Swabia]].

	Also associated with Alamannia from the 8th century was the Island of [[Reichenau Island\|Reichenau]], which lies in Lake Constance in modern southern [[Germany]]. The Abbey of Reichenau was founded in 724 by the Saint Pirmin.		Also associated with Alamannia from the [[8th century]] was the Island of [[Reichenau Island\|Reichenau]], which lies in Lake Constance in modern southern [[Germany]]. The Abbey of Reichenau was founded in 724 by the Saint Pirmin.

	===References===		===References===
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	# [http://books.google.com/books?id=x26DAAAAMAAJ The Historians' History of the World], Vol XVII, Henry Smith Willams. London and New York: Hooper & Jackson, 1907. Page 57, 58		# [http://books.google.com/books?id=x26DAAAAMAAJ The Historians' History of the World], Vol XVII, Henry Smith Willams. London and New York: Hooper & Jackson, 1907. Page 57, 58
	# "Swabia." [http://books.google.com/books?id=gJlvzd4MzSUC The Encyclopedia Britannica]. Ed. Hugh Chisholm. 11th Ed. Vol 26. 1911. Page 176		# "Swabia." [http://books.google.com/books?id=gJlvzd4MzSUC The Encyclopedia Britannica]. Ed. Hugh Chisholm. 11th Ed. Vol 26. 1911. Page 176

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