Zaladia[1] sive Zaladium[2] (Hungarice: Zalavár, Slovacice: Blatnohrad, Serbocroatice: Blatnograd, Theodisce: Moosburg) est locus Hungariae in Comitatu Zaladiensi circiter 9 km a Lacu Pelsone in austro-occidentalem versus situs.
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Locus: 46°40′12″N 17°9′25″E
Numerus incolarum: 871
Zona horaria: UTC+1, UTC+2
Situs interretialis
Nomen officiale: Zalavár
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Territoria finitima: Sármellék, Balatonmagyaród, Esztergályhorváti
Saeculo nono urbs munita nomine Blatnograd/Blatnohrad ad Zalam fluvium sita caput fuit principatus Slavici a quodam Privina rectus ("Privinae civitas, munimen, castrum in nemore et palude Salae", sicut scriptum est in annalibus Salisburgensibus). Principe Kocel (861-876), filio Privinae, regnante Cyrillus et Methodius cum discipulis suis Blatnograd in unum de locis mediis effecerunt, ubi numerosi missionari lingua vernacula Slavica et litteris Abecedario Glagolitico scriptis eruditi sunt.
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- Reliquiae basilicae mediaevalis Zaladiae
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