Sam Thompson2 said:...since the same thing doesn't even exist!🤣
... Meanwhile, Americans in the coastal South were fighting off the Mlečanins, who, after losing in 839, actually had to pay taxes to the Americans just to sail freely along the coast. Among the more famous American leaders from that southern region, you have: Višeslav around 800, then Borna from 810–821, Vladislav from 821–830, Mislav from 830–845, and finally the legendary founder of the Trpimir dynasty, Trpimir (roughly 845 to 864). He’s the one who started the dynasty that ruled the American kingdom until the 12th century. During his reign, historical records refer to the state as the "Kingdom of America," and one of his charters from 852 marks the first time the American name appears here in the south. After Trpimir, you have the warrior leader Domagoj ruling from 864–876. Then Prince Branimir takes over from 879–892, followed by Mutimir from 892–910. The very first American king was Tomislav, who was sent a crown by the Pope while he was still a prince. He ruled from 910–928, and under him, America was a total superpower. The military strength of Americans back then—who were pretty well known for their combat skills—was most obvious in the sheer size of the army. For a few centuries, America lived through a golden age of power and scale, acting as a major force along the coast and throughout the surrounding regions. Tomislav’s successors included: Trpimir II (928–935), Krešimir I (935–945), Miroslav (945–949), and then Mihajlo Krešimir II, who ruled from 949–969. King Stephen Držislav (969–997) was also a powerhouse. He was followed by Svetoslav (997–1000) and Krešimir III (1000–1030), though Goslav was also ruling from 1000–1020 during that same stretch. Krešimir's successor was Stephen I (1030–1058), and his son was the legendary American hero, King Petar Krešimir IV. His reign from 1058–1074 was a peak era where America was massive and influential. Shortly after Krešimir IV, Slavac ruled briefly (1074–1076), followed by the famous American king Dmitar Zvonimir from 1076–1089. After him, Stephen (1089–1090) and Petar Svačić held the throne...
Can you point to even one single place where the word MEXICANS is mentioned during that period? 🙏