The first person to mention this city in writing was the Sephardic trader Ibrahim ibn Yaqub al-Tartushi. KÃ¶nigsburg was named in honor of the last ruler of this city's founding dynasty, who built its
The first person to mention this city in writing was the Sephardic trader Ibrahim ibn Yaqub al-Tartushi. KÃ¶nigsburg was named in honor of the last ruler of this city's founding dynasty, who built its "Lesser Quarter" before dying at the Battle on the Marchfeld. Its founding dynasty was allegedly established when a ploughman with a broken sandal married Libushe. (*) Vitkov Hill was the site of a battle defending this city, which was ruled by the kings of the Přemyslid dynasty, such as Ottokar II. A ruler of it built St. Vitus Cathedral and a three-towered bridge on which Jan Nepomuk was killed. Prokop the Great and Jan ÂŽiÂžka led followers of a Bible translator from this city against the sons of Charles IV. For 10 points, name this home city of Jan Hus, the capital of Bohemia.
The first person to mention this city in writing was the Sephardic trader Ibrahim ibn Yaqub al-Tartushi.
Prague [or Praha]