Lublinians
The Lublinians (
Roman Catholics
.
Polish linguist Jan Stanislaw Bystron claimed that the Lubliniacy should be regarded as a group that belongs to the region of
Kresy Wschodnie (Eastern Borderlands), as they resided in areas which had previously been inhabited by Eastern Slavs. Furthermore, the Lubliniacy were under influence of neighboring province of Mazovia
. Examples of local architecture and other artefacts are kept at the Museum of Lublin Village in Lublin.
Polish ethnographer Janusz Kamocki divided the Lubliniacy into the following subgroups:
- Powisle Lubelskie, along the Vistula river, which has been under strong influence of the neighboring Mazovia,
- Bilgoraj, which is strongly tied to the Lesser Poland traditions
- Zamoyski Family Fee Tailemphasize their difference,
- Central, around Lublin.
Sources
- Encyklopedia Polski. wyd. Wydawnictwo Ryszard Kluszczynski, Kraków 1996.
See also
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