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>Slovak would not be invented for another 50 years, by the way. "Slovaks" spoke hungarian. Unlike Czech, which died and was reinvented, Slovak didn't exist at all.
>What constitutes slovakia now was never a unified territory, never developed language or culture of their own. It was just an constantly disputed area between Bohemian and Hungarian kingdoms. For the most time, Hungarians had the upper hand over it.
So you're saying Slovak was invented by Napoleon Bonaparte's surveyors when they dropped bombs like this:
>le seul comté de Zolgym , qui porte en langue slawe le nom de Swolenskw Stoliza.
And then they traveled to Switzerland to read the book on Austria to learn how those people invented a language where people are called Slowaques, similar to the Slovenians and have places called "Zvolenskuo Stolica" which just so happens to actually fit the language in question?
Fucking rad. Thank you, mister teacher/linguist.